Cash for Cars Wetaskiwin

Projects and Old Classics: Honest Advice First

Not every old car belongs in a scrap yard. Some models from the 1950s through the 1980s, especially certain muscle cars, trucks and rare trims, are worth far more to a restorer or collector than to us. Before you sell an older project, consider:

• Is it a model collectors look for? Search recent sales of the same year and model.
• Is it complete? Original engine, matching numbers and original trim add a lot of value for collectors.
• Is the body solid? Rust-free floors and frames matter more than paint.
• Do you have the time to sell it? Collector sales can take months.

Tell us what you have. If it's likely worth more to a collector, we'll say so. If it's a parts car or too far gone, we'll make you a fair offer and take it away.

Everyday Junk and Used Cars

Most Wetaskiwin calls are more routine: commuter cars worn out by the drive up Highway 2A and the QEII, family vehicles that failed an inspection, and cars that won't start after a cold snap. We price these on their real condition, as used cars if they run well and as parts and metal if they don't.

County Farm Vehicles

Farms across the County of Wetaskiwin often have old trucks and cars parked in the yard. We'll take several in one visit. Send photos and how each one is sitting, and we'll bring the right equipment.

Pickup Timing

We plan Wetaskiwin pickups alongside runs to Leduc and Millet to keep towing free. You'll get a firm offer right away and a pickup, usually within one to two days.