The Best National Park of All and What to Do with a Non-Repairable Title [Autohacker’s Digest]
Last edit: August 18 2024 • 148 view
Welcome to AutoHackers’ Weekly Digest – August 18th, 2024
Every week, I share insights from running insurance auto auction marketplace CARS4.BID. The goal of this digest is to help you avoid common mistakes when buying at auctions and to assist you in purchasing your dream car at the best possible price!
Glacier national park
I wanted to share my recent road trip to Glacier National Park. I’ve visited a lot of national parks in my lifetime, some multiple times, but I never made it to Glacier since it’s so far away. This year, I decided to go for it. I drove 8 hours from Yellowstone to the southern part of the park and spent three days there. Let me tell you, it’s the most beautiful National Park I’ve ever visited – everything is just wow.
I’ve posted a blog about this place. If you’re planning a road trip to Glacier National Park and would like to avoid mistakes I’ve done, check out my new blog post here!
Camaro is alive and kicking!
While I’m hiking 18 miles a day in Glacier National Park, the guys at the body shop are making great progress on the Camaro. It’s turning out much better than I expected. The car is mostly assembled, most errors and warnings are gone, and it starts and revs beautifully. There’s still a bit of work to do, but I’m really impressed with its overall condition. Someone took great care of this baby. I can’t wait to get it to Miami for a test drive and to make some videos!
You can check video and photo here.
Question: would i be able to buy a vehicle that is non repairable certificate and just use the Motors & ECU?
ANSWER: Yes, you can.
Cars with a Certificate of Destruction, Non-Repairable title, or Bill of Sale are a great source for parts. If you’re looking for a donor car, this is it. We buy them often, but you might receive a call from us to verify your intent, as some people place bids without understanding that these cars are for parts only.
Due to the unregistrable title, you can get these cars at a great price. However, most importers to Africa or the Emirates don’t care about the title code, so they may still bid high for vehicles in high demand, like Toyota and Lexus.
Cheapest buy of the week
2004 Audi A4 Avant. Sold for just $400!
Clean title, 3.0 Quattro. Needs some repairs. Very good deal for our customer!
My choice of the week
1952 Cadillac DeVille. Sold for $8,900!
This iconic coupe embodies luxury! I love American classic cars, and this Cadillac DeVille is one of the greatest cars in history – it must be restored!
Find more classic cars here: Classic cars
$25 deal
2012 Hyundai Sonata sold at IAAI for $25!
Theft damage. Some parts need to be purchased, but it’s a great deal.
Retail price: $9,806! Wow!
$50 deal
2010 Chrysler Town & Country sold at Copart for $50.
Minor front damage and decent condition. But you cannot go wrong with $50 for a car!
$100 deal
2011 Buick Regal sold at Copart for $100.
Impossible, right?! Well, great deal happens daily!
Thank you for reading my digest, and have a great day!
Andrew AutoHacker
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