The logistical tasks that follow losing a loved one can be overwhelming. Among the many responsibilities is dealing with the deceased’s belongings, including their car.  If the vehicle is no longer needed or isn’t in working condition, scrapping it may be the best solution.

This blog will walk you through the process of scrapping a car after someone has passed away so that it can be handled legally, efficiently and respectfully.

If you have an old caravan that is no longer in sellable condition taking up space on your property, you may be wondering whether you can scrap it for cash. Although some vehicle recyclers do offer caravan scrapping services, the vast majority do not for the reasons we will get into in this blog.

If you have got a work van, lorry, tractor or trailer that you are looking to get rid of, you may be wondering: do scrap yards take commercial and agricultural vehicles? The short answer is – yes, scrap yards generally accept commercial and agricultural vehicles for scrapping. However, there are a few things you need to know before you haul your vehicle in.

The short answer: Yes, you can scrap a car with fuel left in it.

Here’s why…

If you have just spent time and money fitting a new stereo in your car, the last thing you want is for your car to break down or be written-off and that stereo be sent along with your car to the scrap yard. But don’t fret! You can always remove the stereo before the car is taken to the scrap and then fit it again once you have your new wheels!

This blog will explain the ins and the outs of this process, so that you know what to expect if you want to remove your stereo from your scrap car.