Recent purchases

Although this Captiva still starts and drives, it runs a bit roughly. The owner felt unsafe, which prompted them to sell.

After the front passenger side suffered major damage in an accident, the car was deemed a repairable write-off. The owner opted to invest in a new vehicle for long-term value.

Apart from the cosmetic wear and tear, there was nothing else wrong with this utility vehicle.

Aside from a few scratches and dents over time, there were no mechanical issues with the Mazda.

The owner sold their old Hako ride-on sweeper to us. After years of use, it was time for an upgrade, and the 1800 Salvage team helped the owner find a new home for the machinery.

This car had several mechanical defects that the owner chose not to repair, leading to the decision to sell it.

The owner decided to sell the Audi after learning that the repair costs would exceed its actual value.

The luxury car's alternator failed, preventing the battery from charging. Even though the BMW could start when the battery was charged, the owner found it too cumbersome to continuously recharge the battery or invest in a new alternator.

The owner attempted to sell the caravan privately but was unsuccessful. Besides some wear and tear, it was in fair condition. The owner decided to sell it quickly to 1800 Salvage to make space.

The car's automatic transmission cracked and needs replacement. The owner decided to sell instead of paying the replacement costs.

This Haval was declared a statutory write-off following a front-end collision, cutting the owner's trip short.

After the ute's head gasket blew, the owner no longer wanted to keep it.

Aside from a few minor interior and exterior scratches, the Holden sustained no significant damage.

This vessel had been inactive for a long time, resulting in engine failure and extensive wood rot.

The Land Rover was being held at a storage yard due to an accident. In addition to paying for storage fees, the owner also had to decide whether to sell or repair the vehicle. It was decided that disposing was the more economically feasible option.