Caprice classic made to look like impala ss. I’d get that 442! So cool! My daughter had one as her first car! I’d also get the Camaro it’s so easy to V8 swap the Camaro
I bought a 1988 Ford van in 1990 with a salvage title. After fixing it I took it to the Highway Patrol here in Missouri and after an inspection I was given a good title labeled salvage so I could put it back on the road. I drove it for about 10 years before selling it. In 2014 I bought a Georgetown Motorhome in Memphis at a auto salvage auction that was vandalized with a salvage title. A trip to the Highway Patrol for inspection and I was given a good title labeled salvage so it can be operated on the road. I also never had any problem getting insurance for salvage titled cars. Not all Highway Patrol offices here in Missouri do auto inspections. Other states might be different.
Yes. In missouri it is illegal to drive a salvage title vehicle on the road. After inspection it is labeled as prior salvage on the title, then it is legal to drive
I rebuilt a car and in Ohio with a salvage title, you have to have it inspected when finished and you have to have receipts for all the parts. If used parts, I believe you need the vin of the car they came off of, or a receipt if from a business (like a salvage yard) I had to use all new parts as I couldn't find the used parts I needed. Then after the inspection you take the paperwork to title department and get a rebuilt title issued.
I always thought you had to take it to the motor vehicle have them inspected to see if I can be registered with a salvage title I could be wrong though
Yes, you can title a salvage car. You have to get it repaired first, then take it to the highway patrol; Once they approve it as back to road ready condition , they’ll give you a title. Or at least that’s how it goes here in Ohio.
Here in NC it depends on the year model if you have to have it inspected, I been buying salvage title cars since I was 20, I'm now 31. You can even get full coverage on a salvage title with GEICO insurance. But yes you get a title with a salvage title
Yes you can get a title for a salvage. One you repair it if it needs repair you then set up an inspection state and if it passes you get a rebuilt title. The cars that can’t be titled will say parts only.
I have rebuilt many salvage csrs snd own one today. You can take a salvae title with repair recripts to the stste police fir inspection. Iaai and copart will marke cars clean, salvage, or parts only.
I have had a few salvage titled vehicles, you make repairs and have an inspection done to say it is road worthy and then go to the BMV with inspection and it becomes a rebuilt title. Salvage can not be registered and plated, until it is listed as a rebuilt title.
It is definitely faster than anything I had growing up. And they do make good daily drivers, but it is embarrassing to get beaten off a stoplight by a four-door family car.
I just subscribed and been watching your videos boss. I enjoy your format, please dont change the way you do the videos. I also work full time job of 12 years and flip cars similar to what you doing
Up here in Lake and Porter counties in NW Indiana they emission test and won't pass without a cat converter, I thought it was the same in Marion county.
@@streetratgarage you can't register a vehicle in a county you don't live in, and yes it's a state law, the emission testing station is built and staffed by state employees, not only do they test emissions they can register your vehicle so you don't have to make a separate trip to the BMV. Testing is done every other year, if your vehicle is titled as a say 2002, you test on an even year, if it's a 2003 you test on an odd number year. They have a mirror mounted on a stick with wheels to roll under the car to look for a cat converter.
Hi awesome videos love the info you shared last vid. Thanks. I'm surprised you don't like Lincoln town cars? or Panther bodies. I picked one up winter 2019/2020. 2007 signature for $4k 100k miles. It was going to be my project car i removed the carpet and have not replaced it yet lol 😅
I drove a crown Vic for many years. They have gained in popularity ever since Cletus McFarlane, but before that they were just old man cars. That’s how I still see them. But to each their own. They are good dependable cars though
It's like Nike shoes. The per unit cost is around $5.00 including shipping. The average car owner keeps a vehicle less than 5 years. In that time, brakes may be changed twice if at all by most DIY consumers. I worked for them 5 years trust me, they make money and will continue to do so! A single share of AZ stock today is $ 2734.00. Wish I had bought some years ago. Enjoy the warranty, they are not hurting!
In Ohio you can get a title for a salvage titled vehicle but it will need state inspection because of it. It then gets retitled as rebuild title, if I remember correctly.
The 442 was a good but IMO. Probably worth more in parts than as a complete car. The 442 model was equipped with the 8.5" rear axle that was only used in them and the Buick Grand National. A common misconception is they were also used in the Monte Carlo SS models. They were all equipped the smaller 7.5" axles. Buckets, console, steering wheel, axle, gauges, rims, 200R4 trans. All pretty valuable parts
YES ... Salvage Titles will list it as salvage .. I've had two vehicles with salvage titles. You can still insure it and drive it...its not just a parts vehicle. I eventually sold it just like any other car I may have owned ...
Yes, you can get a re-issued Title on a salvage title vehicle,at least in Utah, where I live. Once you repair the vehicle, if it passes a state vehicle safety inspection, the state will re-issue a salvage title registration, which makes it legal to drive on the road again. The problem is that the title will always show that the car had been totaled and issued a salvage title, which will reduce its resale value by about 50%. even after repairing it. I have owned two salvage title vehicles. One of them was my Grand Caravan, which was totaled in an accident. The insurance company paid me $3800 for it, and I repaired it with used parts for about $800, I now drive it but only with liability insurance.
I think in Indiana you will need to contact the state hwy patrol to have the salvage vehicle inspected but going to be kinda hard to have inspection done without the receipt on parts bought to repair car ????
Chevy Caprice was a big deal 30 years ago when gas was $ 1.27 a gallon. Pull up to a gas station in 2024 with gas at 3.89 and drop a $ 100.00 bill filling that 25 gallon tank which will eat and burn up in less then a day. Worth fixing to bring out 4 or 5 times a year imo
That Cutlass is an '84-'86, as the '87 had the European Halogen headlights on them. Also the engine is a 307, not a 350. Though I wish it did come with a 350.
i bought a truck from a car lot that had a salvage title. even said salvage title on the title. it was drivable only had some front body damage. so my guess iits salvage from a wreck but was titled that way an had no issues re titling it an that title i received from bmv said salvage
I thought people got deals at auctions I want to damn much money for that crap I paid $700 for a 2002 Mercury Mountaineer and I've been driving that car every day for 2 years if I can't crank it up and drive it home down from paying that much for it I'll be looking for drivers people buying that crap and don't even know if it runs they added a damn mind
Normally you do get good deals at auction. Unfortunately this is the start of tax season. Everybody has a few thousand dollars just burning a hole in their pocket and they’re ready to throw it away. After about May the prices will go back down but it’s only gonna get worse until then.
I typed in the ZIP Code for Seattle Washington, and did a search within 150 miles. I was able to come out with quite a few. So just make sure you go to the advance search and look via your ZIP Code and X amount of miles radius from there.
@@stevenrodriguez7668 I wouldn’t mind driving the 2.5 hours to Yak for a nice 4WD pickup. Here in the Wenatchee Valley area, I can’t find any auctions.
@@streetratgarage I typed in the Wenatchee zip code and put in for 250 miles, but couldn’t find anything. I saw a lot in Portland, but that’s 6 hours away. I can’t even find anything in Spokane. I suppose I’ll just have to keep looking
Salvage vehicle, you will have to get it reinspected by a state inspector to get A. Rebuilt title . It's gotta be fixed. If you choose not to fix it then it's just a part of vehicle
If the 442 is stock it should have the olds 307 in it. If its just a cutlass it could have a chevy 305. Other than some early monte carlo ss no gbodys came with a 350.
@43:20, Here in Commie California, U can get "restore" a title for a salvage title, but it will never return to a full legit title. So, these have a sub-market for all these, but there R consumers who buy this stuff, who realize that sometimes unfair things happen, which R fixable, but will never have the full clean title. Once met an Uber driver making good $$ off a PRIUS-V , the bigger one, so he got to claim larger ride-shares, becuz of the size and the car was only a few years old, but under-priced due to "salvage title".
I’m not 100% sure what you’re asking. Do I know where to go to look at the vehicles or do I know where to go on the website? All you have to do is navigate the website to the city that you want to bid in and it will display the address where the vehicles are located. Hope this helps.
I have been looking for a PPV 2011 to 2016 hard to find just want the 6.0 L77 engine for a build I have been wanting to do with a fireo .Just cannot find any in my area that's 500.00 range for old cop cars.
I can only speak to the Indiana auctions, but the auction here have to notify owner and any lien holders that the car will go to auction. They then can claim the vehicle and pay the fees. Failure to do so would result in forfeiture of the vehicle by all party’s. You will be issued paperwork to take to the license branch and then they will issue you a title in your name
Hi Bro, if you don't have State Inspections in your part of The united States. Then would it be possible to purchase some of those Vehicles for Export to Africa. I have been reliably informed, they Love America and Automatic Cars, there...! 🤔🤔😇😇😆😆👍👍
Pretty much every other country wants out cars. But I’m sure you buy some for export. If you a going to buy a large sum you will need a dealers license. But there are some people that buy a couple at a time and export
Any vans at these impounds?.I’ve been looking for a nice van to start this van living but never seen any vans at these impounds..when you buy these cars where are you selling them,what site?.
Stolen will not be marked as abandoned. They run the Vin numbers before they are marked for a 72 hour abandon impound. If they run the Vin number and it stolen, they are impounded immediately. Stolen vehicle you have a much higher chance of it still being a good vehicle. Abandoned means they left it somewhere and did not care to go back after it. Most likely because there is a problem with the car.
Any vehicle with the window down. I wouldn't even bother looking at. It's just going to collect dust inside. Smh They should all have their windows up.
That’s the reason I would buy one. A lot of people just buy cars if they’re nice and clean looking. They pass on vehicles that are dirty, I can come in and buy them cheaper. It’s been a little time cleaning them and flip for a big profit.
Your not buying the car mate your buying the parts you can’t get all of those parts for the price your paying and to buy one brand new is 10s of thousands of dollars not everyone has that kind of paper.
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Very cool video. I like the format & explanations...
Glad you liked it!
Hiya. Wow there was nothing cheap there today lol. Good luck next time. 👏👏😅🇨🇮
Tax time, prices will be high for a couple month.
Caprice classic made to look like impala ss. I’d get that 442! So cool! My daughter had one as her first car! I’d also get the Camaro it’s so easy to V8 swap the Camaro
I totally agree!
Love these kinds of videos. People are going nuts over these wrecked cars. There's maybe 3 that are "flippable"
I bought a 1988 Ford van in 1990 with a salvage title. After fixing it I took it to the Highway Patrol here in Missouri and after an inspection I was given a good title labeled salvage so I could put it back on the road. I drove it for about 10 years before selling it.
In 2014 I bought a Georgetown Motorhome in Memphis at a auto salvage auction that was vandalized with a salvage title. A trip to the Highway Patrol for inspection and I was given a good title labeled salvage so it can be operated on the road. I also never had any problem getting insurance for salvage titled cars.
Not all Highway Patrol offices here in Missouri do auto inspections. Other states might be different.
Did you have to tow it to the highway patrol
Yes. In missouri it is illegal to drive a salvage title vehicle on the road. After inspection it is labeled as prior salvage on the title, then it is legal to drive
That’s a caprice classic someone has put an impala ss interior in.. and the wheels on.
Alot of ppl derby them
I rebuilt a car and in Ohio with a salvage title, you have to have it inspected when finished and you have to have receipts for all the parts. If used parts, I believe you need the vin of the car they came off of, or a receipt if from a business (like a salvage yard) I had to use all new parts as I couldn't find the used parts I needed. Then after the inspection you take the paperwork to title department and get a rebuilt title issued.
if you buy them with a salvage title here in indiana you have to do the same thing to convert them into a rebuilt title.
Yeah , but I hear they are hard to get insured !@@krebuck1450
California, you just need to have a light & VIN inspection. I've owned several salvage titles cars.
Sounds like a big headache too me
this worked for me to get a clean title in my state th-cam.com/video/hcHKNoMHDSs/w-d-xo.html
I always thought you had to take it to the motor vehicle have them inspected to see if I can be registered with a salvage title I could be wrong though
Yes, you can title a salvage car. You have to get it repaired first, then take it to the highway patrol; Once they approve it as back to road ready condition , they’ll give you a title. Or at least that’s how it goes here in Ohio.
Same in PA.
Here in NC it depends on the year model if you have to have it inspected, I been buying salvage title cars since I was 20, I'm now 31. You can even get full coverage on a salvage title with GEICO insurance. But yes you get a title with a salvage title
Yes you can get a title for a salvage. One you repair it if it needs repair you then set up an inspection state and if it passes you get a rebuilt title. The cars that can’t be titled will say parts only.
I have rebuilt many salvage csrs snd own one today. You can take a salvae title with repair recripts to the stste police fir inspection. Iaai and copart will marke cars clean, salvage, or parts only.
I have had a few salvage titled vehicles, you make repairs and have an inspection done to say it is road worthy and then go to the BMV with inspection and it becomes a rebuilt title. Salvage can not be registered and plated, until it is listed as a rebuilt title.
I remember when 300hp was respectable but if it comes in a V6 it's not worthy now. I think they make fun daily drivers.
It is definitely faster than anything I had growing up. And they do make good daily drivers, but it is embarrassing to get beaten off a stoplight by a four-door family car.
@@streetratgarage I believe any twin turbo grocery grabber with four doors will get it done if you street race on the weekly.
Does not make sense that v6’s don’t get respect with that much HP. The Camaro v6 is well over 300 like 335 or more that is insane.
I just subscribed and been watching your videos boss. I enjoy your format, please dont change the way you do the videos. I also work full time job of 12 years and flip cars similar to what you doing
Thanks for the sub!
Up here in Lake and Porter counties in NW Indiana they emission test and won't pass without a cat converter, I thought it was the same in Marion county.
Really? That’s not a state law. You should try south bend, In
But no emissions tests here!
@@streetratgarage you can't register a vehicle in a county you don't live in, and yes it's a state law, the emission testing station is built and staffed by state employees, not only do they test emissions they can register your vehicle so you don't have to make a separate trip to the BMV. Testing is done every other year, if your vehicle is titled as a say 2002, you test on an even year, if it's a 2003 you test on an odd number year. They have a mirror mounted on a stick with wheels to roll under the car to look for a cat converter.
Hi awesome videos love the info you shared last vid. Thanks.
I'm surprised you don't like Lincoln town cars? or Panther bodies.
I picked one up winter 2019/2020. 2007 signature for $4k 100k miles. It was going to be my project car i removed the carpet and have not replaced it yet lol 😅
I drove a crown Vic for many years. They have gained in popularity ever since Cletus McFarlane, but before that they were just old man cars. That’s how I still see them. But to each their own.
They are good dependable cars though
Enjoyable video
Crazy buyer fees on these cars.
It’s a bit high for sure.
I’d take that Acura TL if it was clean,those V6 engines were great 😊
Agreed!
It's like Nike shoes. The per unit cost is around $5.00 including shipping. The average car owner keeps a vehicle less than 5 years. In that time, brakes may be changed twice if at all by most DIY consumers. I worked for them 5 years trust me, they make money and will continue to do so! A single share of AZ stock today is $ 2734.00. Wish I had bought some years ago. Enjoy the warranty, they are not hurting!
In Ohio you can get a title for a salvage titled vehicle but it will need state inspection because of it. It then gets retitled as rebuild title, if I remember correctly.
The 442 was a good but IMO. Probably worth more in parts than as a complete car. The 442 model was equipped with the 8.5" rear axle that was only used in them and the Buick Grand National. A common misconception is they were also used in the Monte Carlo SS models. They were all equipped the smaller 7.5" axles. Buckets, console, steering wheel, axle, gauges, rims, 200R4 trans. All pretty valuable parts
Also, the engine code in the VIN tag would be "9" for a 307 HO v8, different than a normal 307.
I am in NC and you can register a salvage title vehicle
YES ... Salvage Titles will list it as salvage .. I've had two vehicles with salvage titles. You can still insure it and drive it...its not just a parts vehicle. I eventually sold it just like any other car I may have owned ...
Yes, you can get a re-issued Title on a salvage title vehicle,at least in Utah, where I live. Once you repair the vehicle, if it passes a state vehicle safety inspection, the state will re-issue a salvage title registration, which makes it legal to drive on the road again. The problem is that the title will always show that the car had been totaled and issued a salvage title, which will reduce its resale value by about 50%. even after repairing it.
I have owned two salvage title vehicles.
One of them was my Grand Caravan, which was totaled in an accident.
The insurance company paid me $3800 for it, and I repaired it with used parts for about $800, I now drive it but only with liability insurance.
I’m thinking of having an auction at my junkyard after seeing those prices Lol
North Carolina you can get it inspected and you can get a title and license, and the title will always say it was a Salvage Vehicle
I was screaming no at you to not buy that trashed Camaro.
It was a close call.
I think in Indiana you will need to contact the state hwy patrol to have the salvage vehicle inspected but going to be kinda hard to have inspection done without the receipt on parts bought to repair car ????
Time to put the kettle on and watch stuff we never get here in the EU...
Man that 442 🤤
i like old cars. mostly older honda and toyotas. they really built them well before 2010
Chevy Caprice was a big deal 30 years ago when gas was $ 1.27 a gallon. Pull up to a gas station in 2024 with gas at 3.89 and drop a $ 100.00 bill filling that 25 gallon tank which will eat and burn up in less then a day. Worth fixing to bring out 4 or 5 times a year imo
You can drive a salvaged title vehicle in Tennessee but you can only get liability insurance they won't do full coverage
those fees are way to high! you can always tell when tax time hits..best to wait it out for a bit
Impala SS, was a high performance version of the Caprice.
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How much are they worth? Answer, how much do they weigh.
There is a guy who won a auction bid on a 1989 Lesabre with almost 447,000 miles and it still runs well.
That Cutlass is an '84-'86, as the '87 had the European Halogen headlights on them. Also the engine is a 307, not a 350. Though I wish it did come with a 350.
It's always convenient for the owner when the police Tag the vehicle in the passenger side as the vehicle is on the right shoulder of the highway...
In ohio you can repair the car then have it inspected at the HWP and you can get a title that will state that it's been repaired
You can get a title for a salvage vehicle if you have or run it through a rebuilder. You cant get a title if it has a junking certificate.
A 383 stroker would be cool in the Silverado.
That charger is going for that good of money because someone has a stolen one is gonna do a vin change. Needs all the windows and stuff
i bought a truck from a car lot that had a salvage title. even said salvage title on the title. it was drivable only had some front body damage. so my guess iits salvage from a wreck but was titled that way an had no issues re titling it an that title i received from bmv said salvage
Oldsmobile 442 Looks Real !
That solid bed on the 1990 GMC truck is worth $1000,00 dollars all day long.
If the wrecked Crown Vic was a police car, the VIN would have P71 in it.
I almost bid on the SS, it was an LT1 5.7 SS.
looks like a reverse cooled 5.7 (lt1).
Grand Marquis, didn't look bad.
That 1 ton crew cab id go up to $3000 on it rare truck where i live fix it up nice $10k truck.
That front clip on tha cutlass don't look like one from a 1987 442....Maybe its an 85 or 86 but i think tha 87 came with a European front clip
Looks like the dog house was replaced.
I thought people got deals at auctions I want to damn much money for that crap I paid $700 for a 2002 Mercury Mountaineer and I've been driving that car every day for 2 years if I can't crank it up and drive it home down from paying that much for it I'll be looking for drivers people buying that crap and don't even know if it runs they added a damn mind
Normally you do get good deals at auction. Unfortunately this is the start of tax season. Everybody has a few thousand dollars just burning a hole in their pocket and they’re ready to throw it away. After about May the prices will go back down but it’s only gonna get worse until then.
I can’t find Any police or county auctions for automobiles in Washington state.
I typed in the ZIP Code for Seattle Washington, and did a search within 150 miles. I was able to come out with quite a few. So just make sure you go to the advance search and look via your ZIP Code and X amount of miles radius from there.
We have some here in the Yakima county every so often. Fellow Washingtonian hot rodder
@@stevenrodriguez7668 I wouldn’t mind driving the 2.5 hours to Yak for a nice 4WD pickup.
Here in the Wenatchee Valley area, I can’t find any auctions.
@@streetratgarage I typed in the Wenatchee zip code and put in for 250 miles, but couldn’t find anything.
I saw a lot in Portland, but that’s 6 hours away.
I can’t even find anything in Spokane.
I suppose I’ll just have to keep looking
So people who don't know 442 stands for 4 barrel carburator, 4 wheels, 2 wheel drive. 442 isn't the cubic inches of the motor. Fun fact
Salvage vehicle, you will have to get it reinspected by a state inspector to get A. Rebuilt title . It's gotta be fixed. If you choose not to fix it then it's just a part of vehicle
You do know that the Impala SS and those caprices are worth a lot of money some of those are going for $15 k to 25k on up .
If the 442 is stock it should have the olds 307 in it. If its just a cutlass it could have a chevy 305. Other than some early monte carlo ss no gbodys came with a 350.
The 1979 Hurst Olds and the 1980 442 got Olds 350. Also, some 1978-79 station wagons got a 350 in California and Mountain states.
@43:20, Here in Commie California, U can get "restore" a title for a salvage title, but it will never return to a full legit title. So, these have a sub-market for all these, but there R consumers who buy this stuff, who realize that sometimes unfair things happen, which R fixable, but will never have the full clean title. Once met an Uber driver making good $$ off a PRIUS-V , the bigger one, so he got to claim larger ride-shares, becuz of the size and the car was only a few years old, but under-priced due to "salvage title".
In Oregon there is no inspection
Whoa, that's gotta hurt (George Costanza).
Popularity determines classic but, if it’s 25 years or older it determines it an antique..(at least that’s the way it is in Alabama
The website in the description do you know where to go. I'm looking for a 2005 Dodge ram not too expensive for the parts..and the differential
I’m not 100% sure what you’re asking. Do I know where to go to look at the vehicles or do I know where to go on the website?
All you have to do is navigate the website to the city that you want to bid in and it will display the address where the vehicles are located. Hope this helps.
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Hit me up on messenger and I’ll get you one!👍
Impala SS was a detuned Police Car.
Not in vegas.. if the car is in good working order been repaired u have to take it to a shop for inspection and they stamp it rebuilt
Bummer.
I have been looking for a PPV 2011 to 2016 hard to find just want the 6.0 L77 engine for a build I have been wanting to do with a fireo .Just cannot find any in my area that's 500.00 range for old cop cars.
That’s a hard one to find. I would just get a 6.0 from a van and add a good cam. That you can find for $500
Camaro iroc rims, on the 442
That was definitely a caprice the impala had a floor shifter
That crown vic has $800 worth of cats on it.
Plus The 442 Has Glass To Glass T-Tops ! Oh It's Real.
$10.000.00 Fixed Up.
Isn't that Jag just a Ford Taurus with Jag emblems?
It’s still a nice looking car. I would not own it but I like the way it looks
Agreed. @@streetratgarage
No that is not a Ford Taurus,
That lot looks like the C squad... Some sad sad looking cars there lol
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I’m going to my first police impound auction can you give advice on what to do if I win a car with a lien
I can only speak to the Indiana auctions, but the auction here have to notify owner and any lien holders that the car will go to auction. They then can claim the vehicle and pay the fees. Failure to do so would result in forfeiture of the vehicle by all party’s.
You will be issued paperwork to take to the license branch and then they will issue you a title in your name
Man that 442 amd that maybe ss clone is calling my name id bid up to 500 on ss and up to 550 for 442
Hi Bro, if you don't have State Inspections in your part of The united States. Then would it be possible to purchase some of those Vehicles for Export to Africa. I have been reliably informed, they Love America and Automatic Cars, there...! 🤔🤔😇😇😆😆👍👍
Pretty much every other country wants out cars. But I’m sure you buy some for export. If you a going to buy a large sum you will need a dealers license. But there are some people that buy a couple at a time and export
@@streetratgarage Sounds good to Me..! 🤔🤔😇😇👍👍
The rims are legit on the 442 I think
Yes you can title a salvage vehicle.
Any vans at these impounds?.I’ve been looking for a nice van to start this van living but never seen any vans at these impounds..when you buy these cars where are you selling them,what site?.
Yes there are some vans that pop up. I would hit up the government sales of a good van.
I list my stuff on Facebook market place
Thank you for responding. Class act.@@streetratgarage
I can get a title for a salvage car but its still road worthy but hurts the value. Can plate it like anyother.
That 2001 Yukon XL had a 5.3?
Yup, I was hoping for a 6.0
So why worried about abandoned so much? Might be stolen, even though it was impounded? What else?
Stolen will not be marked as abandoned.
They run the Vin numbers before they are marked for a 72 hour abandon impound. If they run the Vin number and it stolen, they are impounded immediately. Stolen vehicle you have a much higher chance of it still being a good vehicle. Abandoned means they left it somewhere and did not care to go back after it. Most likely because there is a problem with the car.
@@streetratgarage Oh ok, so just probable mechanical issue.
Correct
Opti SPark run 50 up to like $300
Id prolly sale that tohoe for 3200 prolly settle on 3k
Any vehicle with the window down. I wouldn't even bother looking at. It's just going to collect dust inside. Smh They should all have their windows up.
That’s the reason I would buy one. A lot of people just buy cars if they’re nice and clean looking. They pass on vehicles that are dirty, I can come in and buy them cheaper. It’s been a little time cleaning them and flip for a big profit.
@@streetratgarage Well if your selling part's. lol Have fun cleaning.
These cars are wayyyyy over priced omg! There junk complete junk smh and people are spending money on these wow!
Perhaps business that scrap cars will buy the cars for engines to resell
Your not buying the car mate your buying the parts you can’t get all of those parts for the price your paying and to buy one brand new is 10s of thousands of dollars not everyone has that kind of paper.
I wouldn't pay $200 for that SS.
If you could resell it for that kind of money, I think you might.
I am looking for Toyota van or dodge grand Cavan or town and country with a 3.3 motor
Keep an eye on the auction list. I see quite a few of them go through almost every week.
are you going to bid on anything good or are you just cheap? because that was 47:59 of my life I will never get back
Looks like a 2wd.
I am Looking for a Toyota van with a 3.3 motor
Keep searching the auction sites they are out there, you just never know when one is going to pop up
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Sound system is poor
That’s not an Impala SS. It’s a clone
Jag wire lol