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Scrapping a car

Merrion · 2004-06-25 18:47:01

Due to ruinous tax and insurance rates my brother is going to be scrapping his old volvo estate. Is there anywhere that would recover the parts - it is a perfectly working car and would be a shame to crush it...

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25-06-2004 7:47pm

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Merrion

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Due to ruinous tax and insurance rates my brother is going to be scrapping his old volvo estate. Is there anywhere that would recover the parts - it is a perfectly working car and would be a shame to crush it...

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#2 25-06-2004 7:58pm
Guy:Incognito

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drive it down a hill and jump out before it goes off a cliff like in the movies, thatd make for a great jackass style moment, seeing as its just getting scrapped anyway.

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#3 25-06-2004 11:33pm
John R

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Unless it's relatively new (6 years or less I would say) you will have to pay to get it scrapped.

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