Recent purchases

After some wiring started to malfunction, this bike was sitting around for over a year when the owner decided to sell this scrap GT350R for some cash.

This Trition wasn't starting and it was taking up space on the nature strip. Becoming an eyesore, the owner contacted 1800 Salvage for a quote.

With the cluch gone, it was time for this Mazda 6 to be gone too.

Safe to say this car needed some work. After being assessed by a mechanic, the owner wanted to sell.

Mechanically failed, this vehicle was not worth the cost to repair due to its age and with kms over 300,000

With leak oil, coolant and body damage, this Cruze was in less than desirable shape.

The owner looked to selling when the engine compression on this Commodore failed.

With damage to the front, side and tail, the owner wanted to move on and sell the van.

This Accent was the owners spare car and it was getting in the way. To free up some much needed space, they sold to 1800 Salvage.

Bought second hand as a DIY project, the owner didn't get around to tackling the repairs needed.

Flat battery and with the rego lapsed, the owner chose to sell this Shadow to 1800 Salvage.

After a minor accident, this Ducato sustained damage to the front right.

After buying a new car, the owner wanted a good deal for the sale of their 2011 Amarok.

One of the diesel cylinders was taking on water and the battery had gone flat, meaning this boat needed some TLC.

Needing some minor repairs, the owner upgraded and wanted a quick and easy sale for their Regency.

After an accident, this V80 was listed as a repairable write-off and 1800 Salvage offered the highest tender bid.

This vehicle was up for sale on Facebook. Growing tired of the tyre kickers and time wasters, they got a quote from 1800 Salvage and sold us the car that same day!

Accident damaged Q50s needed repairs and some TLC

This Dodge was suffering from some undisclosed mechanical issues.

Assessed as a repairable write-off, it was going to take a lot of money and time to get this Nitro back on the road. So, the owner decided to sell!

The engine was over-heating and there were issues with the timing belt. Unable to drive and stuck at the mechanics, the owner wanted to sell.

This much loved and well maintained 86 Silverado was unfortunately written off after a large branch fell on the rear of the vehicle.

The turbo was blown on this i30 which led the owners to selling!

With limp mode activated, this Captiva was taking up space and needing a trip to the mechanics.

This vehicle stopped running one day and the owner was ready to move on. After getting multiple quotes, the owner came back to 1800 Salvage because they felt it was the most trustworth company they had spoken with.

The engine was still running but needed immediate repairs. Without wanting to investigate further, the owner sold this BT-50 to 1800 Salvage.

After the front driver side door was badly hit while the vehicle was parked, the owner didnt have the funds to repair.

Wanting a change of vehicle, the owner wanted to get a quote from 1800 Salvage after selling privately was proving to be tideous and time consuming.

Categorised as a repairable write-off, the owner assessed the damage and wanted to sell.

Towed to the mechanics with a blown engine by the owner, 1800 Salvage picked it up the next business day to save any further towing and storage costs.

Purchased as a project, time got away and the owner decided it was time to move on.

After a small on-road incident, there was minor damage to the back left passenger door. The owner wasnt keen on repairs and decided to get a quote for sale instead.

Minor oil leak but otherwise running smoothly. As a mobile spare car, it was no longer needed.

Too old to be on the WOVA, this vehicle had some body damage at the front.

With the turbo gone on this Transit, it wasn't worth repairing for the owner.

With the kms ticking over on this mobile 05' Colt, the owner decided to sell.

Nice and tidy Mazda with some unfortunate mechanical issues.

With the owner moving overseas immendlty, they needed a quick, seamless sale for a fair price.

With some body damage and mechanical issues, it was time to find this Ninja a new home with 1800 Salvage.

With the alternator gone, it was time for this vehicle to be gone!

The ignition was having some trouble starting which can mean some major underlying mechanical issues.

Mechanical issues revolving around the gearbox, welcome to the 1800 Salvage family!

Damaged head gasket means an expensive trip to the mechanics most owners want to avoid!

The front driver's side of chasis was damaged after an accident. With the front door not opening, the owner decided to sell.

Mechanically damaged engine with roughly 270,000kms

This Forester had some damage to the driver side door and the owner chose not to repair.

After purchasing a new vehicle, the owner no longer had a need for this mobile Pajero.

This Polo had several mechanical issues and had some front damage from a tow bar.

Mechanical issues to the timing chain kit, both upper and lower meant this owner wanted to move the X5 on.

This Holden needed a service with the engine light on and there were some additional issues with the diesel emission.

After a trip to the auto shop, this Jeep needed some expensive mechanical repairs. That's when the owner called 1800 Salvage!

Kept as a project car/ fixer-upper, time ran away and the owner decided to sell.

The engine light was on with a suspected auto transmission problem. Not ideal to fix so it was time to sell!

A dead battery meant it was time to sell!

This owner was moving overseas and wanted a quick, hassle free sale of their van.

Classified as a repairable write-off, this owner wanted to sell their Eclipse rather than repair.

This motorbike sustained some accident damage and needed some repairs to get back on the road.

With water leaking into the fuses, this Golf didnt start and was in need of a trip to the mechanics. Instead of the hassle of repairing, they decided to sell.

With some slight dents and scratches around the body, this 05 Jazz in good working order and was no longer needed as the spare car.

This car was in working condition but for how long? The engine light was on which could have meant it needed a new engine block. Not wanting to dive into the mechanics, the owner wanted to sell.

The car was in good condition but the battery was faulty and needed replacing. The battery was going to cost more for a car with over 300,000kms so the owner decided to sell.

This owner was deciding if they should spend the money to get this Liberty roadworthy. They asked for a quote from us and if the offer was good enough, the car would be ours!

The front engine mount needed replacing and there were some issues with the windows which needed repairing.

With around 380000+ kms this BMW was bound to suffer from some mechanical issues sooner or later!

This Silverado suffered some mechanical issues which led the owner to selling.

Lovely looking BMW that had been well cared for but it was no longer needed.

After sustaining some dents to the fuel take, this 1987 GB250 was ready to find a new home. 1800 Salvage welcomed the motorbike with open arms!

Old, high kms and needing a battery, this owner wanted a quick sale for some needed cash.

This 2005 Getz registration had expired. This meant a roadworthy certificate needed to be re-issued which can be a real hassel. 1800 Salvage don't need any rego or roadworthy to buy your vehicle!

This mobile and well loved Multivan had roughly 384,000kms on the odometer and was in need of a new home.

Oh dear, this 118i needed a new motor and the owner didnt have time to go down the repair path.

This vehicle was good condition with around 170,000 kms on the clock. The windshield needed to be replaced and the vehicle was no longer needed.

Accident damaged vehicles can be costly to repair! This owner decided to sell and start new with 1800 Salvage.

Motor needed to be replaced so this Cruze is classified as a non-runner. We purchased the vehicle as is with minimal hassel to the owner.

This 2010 Commodore was a non-runner and unregistered. Sitting collecting rust, the owner decided to sell and turn the unused car into cash.

After spending some money trying to fix multiple mechanical issues, the vehicle still wasn't starting. The owner made the decision to cut their losses with repairing and sell instead.

Accident damaged, this Camry was written off and taken to a towing yard. 1800 Salvage beat a competitive offer and had the vehicle collected the next day.

This motorbike had damage to several parts of the vehicle including the seat, mirror, brakes, horn and starter motor.

This vehicle was classified as WOVA N/A due to it's age and collected from regional NSW at no cost to the customer.

This Forester was a mobile car without any issues. No longer needed but with 354000+ kms on the odometer, it was time to sell.

Everything with this car was in good condition, but the engine had stopped turning over. Not wanting to spend money investigating the issue, the owner sold the Territory to 1800 Salvage.

Mechanical damage strikes again! With 180000 kms on the clock, the owner chose to sell and cut their losses rather than repair the mechanical damage.

It can be expensive to get a roadworthy for a car once registration lapses. In this instance, with minor mechanical issues, it was easier to sell rather and pocket money rather than spend it on repairs.

Used as a vehicle for their work, it was critical when this Triton suffered engine failure. We were able to offer a good price with prompt payment to get them back to work as quick as possible.

Needing a quick and seamless sale with an impending move interstate, 1800 Salvage was able to take care of the paperwork and the vehicle collection so the owner could use the vehicle right up until they moved.

The contract of sale and tow booking were completed within a few hours, meaning the owner could be rid of this mechanically damaged i45.

No matter the condition, we buy them all! Including this mechanically damaged Subaru Liberty.

Blown gearbox is a phrase you don't want to hear from your mechanic!

The owner chose to sell this Impreza after it was mechanically damaged.

This motorbike was a statutory write-off with around 13,000kms on the odometer.

After sustaining multiple points of body damage, the owner wanted to find out how much their vehicle was worth. After a quote from 1800 Salvage, they decided to sell!

This CBR1000 was involved in a low slide and had suffered some damage. The owner wasn't interested in repairing so decided to sell their motorbike.

With undiagnosed mechanical issues, this owner wanted to ged rid of their Ninja 300 rather than investigating at the mechanics.

This owner was moving state and didn't want to relocate the motorbike and decided to sell. The Ninja wasn't starting and needed tending to which was not worth the owners time.

With the engine seized, this motorbike had been sitting around, unused for years. It was time to get rid of it and sell it to 1800 Salvage!

This car was in great condition but the owner had upgraded vehicles and had no need for this Yaris. They got the best price from 1800 Salvage and chose to sell to us!

This Octavia was written off due to some damage to the rear and the owner wanted to sell once the insurance was completed.

This X3 required mechanical attention to the water pump and the battery. Otherwise the vehilce was in good condition for an 08 model.

Engine failure due to an oil leak meant the engine needed replacing. Too expensive of an excersise to repair, the owner decided to sell.

The owner was ready to upgrade from this 1985 fishing boat. After sending us some photos, we were able to offer the owner a great price with a quick and easy sale.