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Automobile Enthusiasts

multigraincracker

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9. They go to Dealer Auctions.

Reply to happybird (Reply #2)

Thu Dec 9, 2021, 08:27 PM

Dec 2021

You can google local dealer car auctions and watch the on line sales in real time. I’ve bought a few and haul them for local dealers. Right now prices are very high as there are vehicle shortages. That means they are looking for repairable cars and trucks and paying more for parts cars like yours.
You could sell on graigslist and someone might want the tranny.
Good luck.

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