Vehicle removal advice

I'd really appreciate some help here. Friend has a scrap car sitting in
the driveway. It is moveable but not legally driveable. Do local
Councils offer removal and scrapping services or must it be arranged
privately (and how/who). I'm assuming some cost implication either way.

 

1. Remove Chassis number
2. Remove Engine number
3. Remove Personal Items
4 Insert mother-in-law
5. Set alight.
6. Wait for Council to pick up remains.

 

When you say movable do you actually mean driveable?

If you were thinking of driving it somewhere, why not book an MOT for it
somewhere near where you're going to leave it and just make sure it
never gets there

I don't know about where you live but the council take cars away free
round here.

 

there are flyers posted all around Guildford cars collected free, dunno if
its a scrapyard?
I would have thought someone would take it in your area?

 

Hasn't the law changed where they have to be collected for at least
free. I know the scrappy here pays a bit for them now, mate got £60
for his old Rover, which I though was a bloody good deal for a Rover.
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Scrap steel now has some value so a breaker may take it away for free.

What's the car? The banger racing fraternity may be keen to to take
it off his hands for free.

 

Or the local fire station or one of then scrote helping things where
they teach scrotes how to fix up the cars they have stolen
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XJ900 Trike ** GS850 Trike
XV1000 TR1 Chop ** XLH1200 Sporty Chop

[Rot 13 it]

 

It's too damaged for anything but spares.

 

"A friend"? Riiiight. It's your Porsche, isn't it?

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"Suit enthusiast"

 

I get the odd car scrapped and am happy to take 50 quid for it IF the
merchant collects.

Left long enough in one place, someone usually comes knocking asking if
"that car" can be taken away. "For a consideration" is usually my answer and
that's another one gone.


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Beav

VN 750
Zed 1000
OMF# 19

 

I've NEVER paid for a car to be scrapped or collected for scrapping. Even
with the new rules, anyone should realise that if some **** wants the car
(and if they didn't, they wouldn't collect it) there's money in it, so a
nominal 50 quid in your pocket should be the first requirement.


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Beav

VN 750
Zed 1000
OMF# 19

 

Except its NI. Small market.

 

It's the 944 and something of an "ex"

 

Hog says...

You don't let councils collect Porsches, you flog them on eBay.

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Lozzo
Triumph Daytona 955i SE (Black with added black bits)
Suzuki Bandit 600S (Green with added shit bits)
Yamaha SR250 Delusion (It's "Special")
Homefucking is killing prostitution.

 

"Spares or repairs"

--
ogden
sv650 (slow)
cg125 (dead)
zx7r (in bits)

Last few 7R bits: http://search.ebay.co.uk/_W0QQsassZdr.daifQQhtZ-1

 

Depending on the area, paint it orange or green. It'll disappear
shortly afterwards.

 

Ah ok!
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Shirley a Porsche enthusiast would be more interested?

 

Probably and FYI I only answer to Shirley at the weekend.