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Indianapolis, Indiana-Do you need to get rid of that old junk car in your driveway or your backyard?  Remember that old truck that no longer runs?  Junk that truck.  Call Pull a Part Indianapolis to get a free quote on junking your car or truck.  (317) 454-3202.  We will come pay you cash for your junker and tow it in for free.  

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Indianapolis, Indiana-Have a junk car to get rid of?  Pull a Part Indianapolis can help.  We will come to your home or business and pay you cash on the spot (not a check like so many other places) and we will tow away your junk car for free.  If you have a junker to get rid of call us for a free price quote (317) 454-3202 or visit our website for a free online quote at http://pullapartindianapolis.com

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Indianapolis, Indiana-Where is the best place to sell your junk truck or junk car in Indianapolis?  We feel that Pull a Part is the top junk car buyer in Indianapolis.  What are the junk car prices at Pull a Part?  There are several factors that help decide what the junk car prices are.  One is the make and model of the car.  Do you have a title for the car (we can still buy the car without a title, we just can't pay as much)?  What kind of condition is the junk car in?  Is the junk car complete (does it have  the battery, catalytic converter, tires and wheels?).  The best way to find out what we pay for junk cars at Pull a Part Indianapolis is to just call our junk car buying hotline at (317) 893-9008 for a free quote on what we will pay or visit our website to get a free online quote at http://pullapartindianapolis.com

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Indianapolis, Indiana-If you have a junk car sitting at your property or business and want or need to get rid of it, then give us a call at Pull a Part Indianapolis (317) 893-9008 .  We pay you top dollar cash for your junk and we even tow it in for free.  Give us a call today.  Pull a Part Indianapolis

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Indianapolis, Indiana-We get asked all of the time, "how to I sell Pull a Part Indianapolis a junk car?"  It is really quite simple.  Just give us a call at (317) 893-9008 and we can give you a free quote on what we will pay you and dispatch a tow truck to come pay you cash and tow your junk car in for free.  Same day service is available.  

Michigan Man has to scrap classic cars

Here is an article from MSN.com about a man in Michigan forced to liquidate some cool classic cars.  If you are in the Indianapolis area and need to scrap a car, give us a call at (317) 454-3202 or visit our website at http://sell-junk-cars-indianapolis.com

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Michigan Man Forced To Sell 20 Cars A Month Has Resorted To Scrapping Some Cool Cars

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David Tracy12/19/2017

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© nullRon Dauzet, a Michigan man whose township is forcing him to rapidly get rid of his enormous car collection, is selling them off as he’s required to do. But it’s just not quite enough. Now the 70-year-old is resorting to just scrapping some seriously cool cars instead of selling them, and it’s a shame.

A Michigan Town Is Forcing This Man To Sell 20 Old Cars Off His Property Every Month
Northfield Township in Michigan is still dropping by Ron’s house every month to see if he’s meeting their quota of selling 20 cars a month. And because Ron doesn’t want any trouble with them, he’s doing whatever he can to match or exceed that number.
He’s moved a bunch of his cars over to the property across the street—a property that technically belongs to the neighboring township. But now that township is on to Ron, so the car-love has no choice but to scrap many of his vehicles instead.
© nullI knew Ron was scrapping a couple of cars, but he told told me today he’s really cranked it into high gear; he’s already sent 27 or 28 vehicles to the shredder, and 17 or 18 are in line to meet the same fate in the next few days if nobody buys them. While it’s fair to say that some of the cars on Ron’s property probably belong in the scrapyard, there’s no excuse for the beautiful, rust-free manualVolvo 740 GLE wagon in these photos to have been wiped from the face of the earth.
© nullI mean, obviously it wasn’t perfect—, the wheels were buried halfway into the ground. But the panels looked fairly straight, there was no rust to speak of (the car was originally from Virginia), the paint looked decent, and all the glass was crack-free. It probably didn’t run, but it had when Ron parked it many years ago, so it was “all there.”
I’d have paid $400 for that all day, but alas, now the boxy manual wagon is gone forever. What a cruel, cruel world we live in.
© nullRon’s got another Volvo wagon destined to be torn into scraps soon; it doesn’t look pretty, since Ron took the grille and passenger-side headlight out to try to fix a small dent on the right fender. But the grille and light are in the vehicle—so a bit of elbow grease could get this thing looking acceptable. In either case, a wagon with this decent of a body, and a complete, workable powertrain deserves a second chance.
Ron’s also got fairly decent looking Volvo 760 turbo sedan that’s about to be junked as well. Aside from Volvos, Ron has also been scrapping lots of Saabs; so far, he’s ditched four to six of them, but more will soon be on their way to the racetrack in the sky.
© null Image: Craigslist The Dodge Dakota in the picture above is truly special. It’s one of only about 4,000 ever built, and even though this one has a rusty front bumper, some headlight trim missing, a bit of rust on the doors and a ripped top, there’s just no way this thing should go to a scrapyard. It’s a piece of American history that deserves to be preserved.
But it, along with much of Ron’s collection, will go to the shredder if nobody buys it. “I can’t sit on it forever,” Ron told me over the phone today. “People call and they don’t wanna come out, or they ask stupid questions and you know damn well they’re not that serious,” he continued.
But so far, not nearly enough titles have been transferred and not nearly enough cash has changed hands.
© null Image: Craigslist Ron told me he’s got tons of Mercedes-Benzes on the chopping block. The Mercedes 280SE in the photo above will soon be on its way (Ron admits that this would be best as a parts car), plus he’s got a whole bunch of really decent 450SLs he’s about to scrap, as well as some 350SLs, 380SLs, 450SLs and a 560SL.
Other vehicles on the chopping block include this Mercury Capri II:
© null Image: Craigslist A Ford Taurus SHO with only 69,000 miles on the odometer:
© null Image: Craigslist A tonof VW Cabriolets:
© null Image: Craigslist © null Image: Craigslist A Ford F-250 Flareside that Ron says probably just needs a starter:
© null Image: Craigslist This really nice looking 1998 VW Beetle, which needs a timing belt (most likely):
© null Image: Craigslist And also a bunch of actually really decent BMW 5 and 7 Series sedans and Pontiac Fieros.
“I’ve gotta get rid of 20 a month regardless [of the weather]...they gotta go,” Ron told me. “All those cars ran. It’s sad because the batteries are still in them. That tells me I drove it in there... I haven’t got a place to put ‘em.”
Scrapping is an unfortunate end for many of these cars. Many of us were hopeful all his cars would find a new home, and some of them indeed have. But for a huge majority of these cars, it just feels like a giant waste.