Recent purchases

The owner had not driven the Nissan Navara for several months. Since it was taking up valuable garage space, the owner wanted to get rid of it quickly. 1800 Salvage picked up the vehicle on the same day.

The mechanic discovered a minor oil leak from the turbo. The owner preferred not to spend the time and money to fix it, so they sold the Mazda as-is to us.

The Skyline had been parked in the owner's backyard for some time. The owner felt unsafe with meeting strangers, so they opted for 1800 Salvage's secure and professional service.

The Toyota was initially classified as a repairable write-off and repaired in Victoria. However, New South Wales laws required it to be registered as a statutory write-off, which the owner was unaware of until being pulled over by the police. Eventually, the owner wanted to avoid further trouble and chose to get rid of the car.

The owner regularly used this boat and had upgraded to a new one. The Bellboy was collected within 24 hours, freeing up valuable space.

There was nothing wrong with this Audi; the owner rarely drove it and had recently retired. As they did not have the energy to deal with the complexities of private selling, they opted for our simple and straightforward sale.

This Triton had mechanical problems that would cost more to fix than the vehicle was worth. The owner wanted to avoid the hassle and cost of fixing said issues before selling.

This LDV was used for deliveries. The owner had upgraded to a new one and did not have time to find a private buyer, so they sought 1800 Salvage for a more convenient sale.

The owner decided it was time to let someone else enjoy the caravan since they were rarely using it.

This BMW had a blown motor. The owner didn't want to bother private selling, so they opted for a faster solution.

Aside from a seal leak and ripped leather seats, this Commodore had no mechanical issues. The owner needed a fast payment to pay the bills.

The owner used to ride the SYM to get around until they recently upgraded to a new car.

The Yaris functioned well and had no mechanical problems. The owner needed to sell it fast because they were relocating overseas and did not want to renew the registration.

This car was classified as a repairable write-off following an accident. The owner determined that selling it was more cost-effective.

The engine of this Land Rover was making a knocking sound. The owner decided to sell the vehicle instead of repairing it.