Recent purchases

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.