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The owner had tried to sell this Lumberjack privately for over a year before opting for a quick sale at 1800 Salvage.

This Jeep would still start and drive but overheat.

The Volkswagen was suspected to have a blown head gasket. The owner decided that the benefits of selling to 1800 Salvage outweighed the costs of repairing.

This ute's engine has a noise coming from the top end, which would require either an overhaul or an engine swap.

This Kawasaki Vulcan was classified as a statutory write-off. To avoid insurance delays, the owner explored alternative options.

This BMW had mechanical issues, so the owner sold the car to 1800 Salvage for a quick payment.

This Corolla had been parked for twelve years. Before being idle, it had no mechanical issues.

Other than squeaky brakes and a few minor cosmetic issues, the owner encountered difficulties with private selling, so they explored alternative options.

This Yamaha had not been ridden for years.

This SsangYong had no issues; it was unused, and the owner wanted a simple way to sell it, so they opted for 1800 Salvage's straightforward process.

The mechanic discovered that the engine control module was malfunctioning, and the owner decided that the repair costs were not economical.

The insurance company declared this motorbike a statutory write-off. Unsatisfied with the low payout, the owner sought better options.

This Hyundai i40 was classified as a repairable write-off after being involved in an accident. The owner didn't want to pay for repairs, so they sold the car as-is to 1800 Salvage.

The owner was relocating interstate and chose not to take the ute since they had a car arranged by their new employer.

The owner used the caravan as a spare bedroom. However, they are moving homes and need it gone as soon as possible. They opted to 1800 Salvage for a straightforward sale.

The driver's side window is non-functional, but the Ford drives perfectly fine.

This Toyota Hilux operated without issues. The owner was not using the vehicle and wanted to sell it quickly.

The check engine light came on. After addressing the issue, the light persisted. Despite visiting a second mechanic, the problem remained unresolved. The owner wanted to avoid more hassle, so they sold the Ford to 1800 Salvage.

The Jeep has overheated. The local garage indicates that it could be a serious issue and may not be worth the cost to diagnose and repair.

The owner intended to sell their motorbike after it was involved in an accident.

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.

The owner had possessed the caravan for over a decade and had even made renovations. After not using it regularly, it was finally time to let a new owner enjoy it.

The owner had not used the car in a long time. As it continued to gather dust, the owner decided to take action regarding the vehicle.

This ute had a few mechanical issues that the owner deemed not worth fixing to make it roadworthy.

This Mazda was involved in an accident where both parties were uninsured. The owner chose to sell the vehicle instead of covering the repair costs.

This modified tricycle was inherited, but the owner found it unworthy of repair for riding.

This Subaru is in perfect condition. The owner is selling it due to upgrading to a new vehicle.

There was nothing wrong with this Camry.

The Freemont Lounge had a small tire puncture. The owner did not bother to fix it as they had upgraded to a new car.

There was an ABS sensor fault in this Volkswagen.

This ute has damage to the bumper.

This Civic was regularly maintained by the owner. However, they decided it wasn't worthwhile to continue investing in its upkeep as its value continued to depreciate.

The owner of this BMW decided not to repair a transmission issue it was experiencing.

This Suzuki had a hole in the engine casing but was running before the damage occurred due to poor workmanship.

Aside from minor side damage from a kangaroo collision with the car, this RAV4 had no mechanical issues. The owner did not have much time to sell the vehicle privately.

The Tiguan was facing electrical problems, which caused the car to not start.

This Porsche needed its brake pads replaced. The owner also did not want to pay for cosmetic repairs to increase the luxury car's value for selling it privately.

This Commodore had been well-maintained. The owner decided to sell because they had upgraded to a new car.

The owner has been unable to use the boat since purchasing it due to worsening medical issues. Despite hopes for recovery, the situation did not improve. As the vessel has been sitting unused, the owner has decided it was time for someone else to enjoy it.

This Ford Fiesta's airbags were deployed due to an accident, and the vehicle was declared a repairable write-off by the insurance company.

The Audi's engine failed, so the owner decided it was more economical to sell the car.

The Liberty's clutch failed, and the cost of repairs would exceed its value.

This Land Cruiser Prado had a turbo leak that was too expensive to repair, so the owner decided to sell the vehicle.

The engine of this motorbike seized, cutting the owner's road trip short.

Aside from some wear and tear, there were no mechanical issues.

The driver's door could not be opened due to an electrical fault. The owner decided it was not worth the cost to repair it.

Although the Holden Malibu showed some cosmetic wear and tear, it was still drivable.

The owner decided it was finally time to let someone else cherish their beloved vessel.

Aside from minor cosmetic issues, there was nothing wrong with this Renault. The owner was eager to quickly sell the vehicle.

This van's registration had expired. The owner decided it wasn't worthwhile to renew it.

The owner did not have insurance to cover the panel damage, so they decided to sell the car.

This Galetta had not been ridden in over five years.

The owner upgraded to a new vehicle and no longer needs the BMW.

This Cerato has a failed engine.

This Land Rover has an electrical issue due to water in the fuse box.

After upgrading to a new vehicle, the owner seldom drove this hybrid, causing the battery to die.

This boat had a leak that the owner chose not to fix.

This WRX has problems with its front struts or control arms. Although these issues are fixable, the owner could not afford the repairs in addition to the car repayments, so they chose to sell.

The Volvo was in perfect condition, but the owner was moving overseas and needed to sell it quickly.

The engine oil and coolant have mixed, requiring repair. The owner was selling their beloved Mini because they lack the time and resources to fix it.

The owner had just bought a larger caravan and wanted to sell the old one.

Aside from some cosmetic wear and tear, the air conditioning was not functioning properly.

This Holden Captiva has minor dents due to hail damage

This ute experienced engine failure, suspected to be due to a warped head gasket. Given its high mileage, the owner decided it wasn't worth fixing.

This luxury car had been well maintained until the owner decided to sell it while it still had value.

The Mazda experienced combustion leaks into the cooling system.

There were no cosmetic issues other than mild surface rust on the forks. The bike has been sitting for a while, and the fuel pump has failed.

Apart from a couple of chips in the windscreen and paint, the car was mechanically sound.

This Nissan Patrol was well maintained and had no issues. The owner decided it was time for an upgrade.

There was nothing wrong with this ute. The owner chose to sell it while it was still functional and held value.

This truck was used daily for deliveries. After it began overheating, the owner decided that fixing it was not worthwhile.

There was nothing wrong with this Hyundai. The owner was moving overseas the next day and needed to sell the car.

This Triton starts and drives without any issues. Since the owner rarely used the vehicle, they decided to sell it while it still had its value.

This Grand Cherokee was suspected to have a seized engine, but the mechanics were unable to diagnose the cause. The owner decided it was better to dispose of the vehicle rather than spend a substantial amount to fix the issue.

This Sportage required an A/C regas and repair of the window electrical wiring.

This motorcycle would start, but the engine could not turn because the ECU needed to be replaced. Although the issue was fixable, the owner simply couldn't be bothered and wanted to get rid of the bike quickly.

Although this Murano was in good condition, the owner was selling it because they were moving interstate.

This CR-V just needs a coil to start.

The owner decided to sell the vehicle after discovering that transmission fluid had leaked into the coolant.

The owner was relocating and lacked time for a private sale, so they sought more convenient options.

This Audi has lost power steering assistance, prompting the owner to sell instead of repairing it.

The air conditioner only needed a regas.

This Mitsubishi was declared a total loss after being involved in an accident.

The Kawasaki had a dead battery and was parked in the owner's garage.

Aside from a significant dent in the tray panel, this ute was in good mechanical condition.

The timing belt of this luxury vehicle broke, causing irreparable damage to the engine.