Scrappies - South Birmingham

Scrappies - South Birmingham

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over_the_hill

Original Poster:

3,189 posts

247 months

Thursday 13th December 2012
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A friend's car has given up the ghost.

Gear box has gone and the garage have advised it's probably best to just scrap it - repair more than car worth.

03 Nissan Almera, not in the best of condition but recent valid MOT, keys and V5 intact.

What is roughly the going rate so I can give her an idea what to expect and can anyone name a few decent Scrappies in the S. Birmingham area who will collect.

thanks

Happy82

15,077 posts

170 months

Thursday 13th December 2012
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Was offered £125 per tonne last week including collection. The scrapyard was based in Oldbury but cannot remember the bloody name!

mjh64

77 posts

146 months

Thursday 13th December 2012
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Mr John Worral T/A
Court Auto Dismantlers
108 Mackadown Lane,
Tile Cross,
Birmingham
B33 0JD
Midlands
0121 7707272


Cash For Scrap Cars Birmingham‎
68 Folliott Road
Birmingham,
West Midlands
B33 9RP
07790 662075


Beaver Metals
Marsh Lane, Water Orton
Birmingham B46 1NS
0121 776 7099

LuS1fer

41,141 posts

246 months

Thursday 13th December 2012
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£100-£150 max.

Gareth79

7,687 posts

247 months

Thursday 13th December 2012
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She/you probably don't want the hassle, but if she has somewhere to keep it off-road it might be worth sticking on ebay 99p start n/r. You will get the scrap value at least, I'm sure a lot more from people who can fit a gearbox cheaply and flip it.

As I said though, it will take a couple of hours time to sort, and you might get a timewaster.

over_the_hill

Original Poster:

3,189 posts

247 months

Thursday 13th December 2012
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Thanks for the replies.

It's pretty beaten up so probably not a "do'er upper".
I will let her know that anything around £150 scrap - rip their hand off.

baldwinsmith

1 posts

134 months

Tuesday 5th March 2013
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We are all now far more aware of how to do the best for our planet; we understand that our resources are dwindling and even if we are not wholly green, most of us do our bit to separate plastic and paper from the rest of our refuse. Bottle banks have now been around for so long that the very idea of putting glass in with your household waste is a strange and ancient philosophy from another time.censored

ETA

Sorry no links.

Edited by Big Al. on Tuesday 5th March 11:19

RussH91

363 posts

161 months

Tuesday 5th March 2013
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We use one in Stoke proir, Bromsgrove. Don't know if they collect though.
Their was a place in Kidderminster which were giving better price but it wasn't worth the extra effort.
Think we got £200-220 for a transit from Stoke Prior.