Tell us what you have
Vehicle identity, completeness, and condition help determine the next step. Mention missing engines or transmissions, collision damage, fire or flood exposure, or wheels that do not move.
Do not dismantle a car or drain its fluids to prepare for an initial offer. Explain its current condition and let us discuss whether the vehicle and location fit a suitable purchase and removal arrangement.
What happens after pickup?
Vehicles can follow different paths after evaluation. Suitable components may be recovered, and prepared materials may enter recycling streams. Fluids, batteries, tires, and other regulated items require appropriate handling.
Our recycling guide links to Minnesota Pollution Control Agency information about automotive salvage. It explains the general process without promising the same outcome for every vehicle.
Vehicle buying rather than a parts-shopping trip
This website helps owners discuss selling and removing unwanted vehicles. It is not a searchable used-parts inventory. Call before making a visit or arranging a vehicle drop-off.
For service-area availability, use the metro directory or call with the exact vehicle location. We explain acceptance, documents, removal terms, and scheduling directly.