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This classic motorcycle had not been ridden in over two decades. The owner decided to have it detailed, but with no use for the bike, they made the decision to sell it.

This Ford Wildtrak was deemed a repairable write-off following an accident.

The owner decided it wasn't worth repairing the Audi after the engine light came on and the air conditioning stopped working.

The business had been using their Iveco for work purposes. After a long time of service, the owners decided it was finally time to let the vehicle retire.

The owner had spent a lot of money trying to keep the Mitsubishi running and driving. However, despite the investment, the vehicle continued to experience issues, leading the owner to believe that it was no longer worth repairing.

This Jeep needed to have its exhaust replaced. After considering the options of repairing or selling, the owner ultimately decided that disposing of the vehicle was more economically feasible.

The owner had recently paid for vehicle repairs, but when the mechanic said the car needed a new gear box, the owner decided it was no longer worth paying for its maintenance.

While driving their Kia on a road trip, the owner heard a noise and saw the engine light turn on. Soon after, the vehicle stopped working, abruptly ending the road trip.

Although the engine still runs, the mechanic advised the owner against fixing it.

The owner took excellent care of the Holden ute and even made modifications to the vehicle for work purposes. They decided to sell it to 1800 Salvage due to a busy lifestyle and a recent upgrade.

After an accident, this Volkswagen was deemed a repairable write-off.

Unfortunately, the owner was unable to trade in their Roma caravan to a dealer because of the ingress water damage. They also didn't want to deal with the hassles of private selling, so they opted for 1800 Salvage.

The owner took good care of their Peugeot, but when the radio stopped working, they decided to sell the car instead of fixing it.

Aside from minor cosmetic wear and tear, this Ford Mondeo runs perfectly. The owner simply no longer has use for the car.

The Mercedes-Benz had a faulty ESP sensor and a flat battery.