NU773R

does anyone know of any sites that you can buy cheap cars that have been crashed or stolen and recovered ect

i want a 2wd or 4wd cossie

thanks

RST

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www.salvage.co.uk

Graham S1

http://www.asm-autos.co.uk/navi.htm

Bit of a drive from you though, and don't know if they get many cossies thro.

paul16v

http://www.hbc.co.uk/

http://www.bluecycle.com/

http://www.centurysalvagesales.co.uk/?frombluesock

http://www.universal-salvage.com/

cossies dont often come up at auction tho alot of people tend to buy the salvage back and when they do come up there not usually much cheaper than on the road prices

gingeRS

you have to beat pete and paul to them

loot

http://www.asalvageyard.co.uk

999

you will extremely rarely see a cossie on them

Dangerous Malcolm..

This is a new type of breakers called U-Pull-It, where you purchase a written off vehicle from them and strip it of parts within a 7 hour period. Worth a look.

http://www.u-pull-it.co.uk/home.html

G950KDT

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bluecycle you have to be in the trade to get into it... but worth it if you can!

G950KDT

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inverkeithing place is ransacked almost on a weekly basis by me and a couple mates! lot of good stuff, best to go see the places themselves though its got lots more than the website says

focusjohn

Aye its foooking magic like soo cheap!

999

bluecycle etc is good but theres loads of buyers some stuff makes proper money then others a bargain

i have got a new bloke in guernsey he ships all the damaged stuff over to southampton docks

bought this last week, pilled the legs straight pulled the pillar and dressed up, a few days later shes nearly all there





pulled it and fitted door



painted it yesterday







will be registered on a 03 plate and hpi clear only done 27000 miles and owes me £1600






but on other cars ive been shafted on there, swings and roundbouts lol

Dirty Harry

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he welcome to them mate,I never buy from a salavge group,far too expensive and most of the best bits gets robbed off them

TrevCos

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Pete's right. They're far too expensive. I was a Universal Salvage member a couple of years ago but everything was far too dear to be worth buying. Because 'straight' cars are so cheap now it's really not worth it. And the chances of finding a Cossie these days are very slim.

jamie's

www.copart.co.uk
branches throughout britain, but dont fancy your chances finding a cossy
anywhere in a salvage yard

p17fld

If you find any breakers let me know

dojj

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that's only a good deal if you are a northern moneky though

the rest of us down south won't get shit going to a scrapyard now is almost like going to a main dealer, they charge you the earth and then say they don't have it

p17fld

Found this on cartransplants.co.uk Bottom of the page.....

http://www.repossessions-uk.com/carsframe.asp

MichelleJohnson

http://www.salvagereseller.com/

This is by far the best site, i have came across.

Fil

And your by far the worst spammer ever

youve bumped a 2 years + old thread to post salvage for cars in the US on a UK forum

Dennis_Wiseman

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yeah great site.................as long as you don't like in the UK

Dennis_Wiseman

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Some nice stuff on that reposessions site


http://www.repossessions-uk.com/repo...ol/manual/2381


http://www.repossessions-uk.com/repo...rol/manual/332


http://www.repossessions-uk.com/repo...ol/manual/1313

rog

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Yeap but the prices are totally unrealistic.

E980VTJ

theres a cossie on ebay with damage £3500 also I nearly bought one of those astra convertibles from my local auction,03 reg 1.8,hood had a small reapair but nothing silly,t&t alloys needed a refurb £1000 didnt even sell in the auction for that £1600 with all the work seems a tad expensive

vaughant

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The original astra in the thread was 3 years ago!!!!

E980VTJ

lol that would explain

dinger5119

asm have changed a lot since this question was first asked back in 07 they now have online auctions for car breakers and repairers all over the country this is the link to asm