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Having two old cars at one property does not mean they form one simple collection job. They may have different owners, conditions and access requirements. Give the buyer a separate record for each vehicle, then discuss whether collection can be coordinated.
Identify each car clearly
Label your notes Vehicle A and Vehicle B, or use the make and model. For each, record its year, known condition, keys and missing parts. Attach photographs to the correct record so the buyer does not attribute one car’s damage to the other.
Explain who owns each vehicle and who can complete its sale. A family member’s car needs its own authority and documentation arrangements even if you are making the initial call for both.
Describe their positions
Tell the operator if one vehicle blocks the other. Include garage entrances, gates and the space available around each car. A collection sequence may need to be planned rather than leaving the order to chance.
Do not move an unsafe car to improve access. Ask the collection team to assess the site and explain what preparation is suitable.
Keep the offers separate
Ask for a clear assessment of each car and any combined collection terms. A single total can be confusing if only one owner proceeds or one vehicle’s condition changes before pickup.
Confirm whether both cars can be collected in the same visit. Vehicle size, loading requirements and the operator’s schedule may affect that answer. Do not promise a simultaneous pickup until the business confirms it.
Prepare separate handover records
Remove belongings from both vehicles and check which loose parts accompany each. Keep their keys, requested records and inclusion lists distinguishable. Retain a transaction record for each sale.
If one vehicle is withdrawn, moved or stripped of parts, update the buyer. The original collection plan may have depended on both positions and packages remaining unchanged.
SA Wrecker can discuss old car removal and cash for old cars for each vehicle. An incomplete car may suit a junk car enquiry. For coordinated clearance, explain both vehicles when contacting our unwanted car removal service, and ask what collection arrangement is available.
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