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      <h3>Car Salvage Auction Online</h3>
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      <i>&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;By: Adam J Winters<br>
      Posted: 2010-07-17 07:15:38</i>
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      Not every car that is declared a total loss by an insurer after an accident is actually a total loss. If you know a little about cars and are willing to put in some time and labor, you might be able to find a great deal on a car that you can fix up by shopping at a car salvage online auction. You may already have a car that you have been intending to fix up for the past five years, but you haven't been able to save the money for replacement parts to do the job right. A car salvage online auction such as those available on Auto Bid Master is also a good place to look for wrecked cars that you can strip for just the parts you need.Advantages of an Online Auto Auction <br>If you have a particular make and model of car in mind that you want to buy and restore or buy for spare parts, and online auto auction may be the best place to look. You can visit your local salvage yard and watch the ads in your local paper, but it might be months or years before you see the car you need for sale. A big advantage of an online auction site is that you can look over thousands of new listings every week, where you are likely to quickly find what you need.An online auto auction site also takes a lot of the hassle out of buying a wrecked car for salvage. You are bidding against other buyers, but you don't have to deal directly with the car owner or insurance company that is trying to sell it. If you are the high bidder, you get the car without haggling with a used car dealer over price. The auction site will also handle every aspect of the transaction for you in exchange for a very reasonable commission or flat fee. They handle invoicing and payments and take care of all of the paperwork involved in the transaction.Protect Your Own Interests When You Bid <br>It is easy to get caught up in the excitement of bidding on something you want, but be careful not to pay more than you should for a wrecked car. Visit the salvage yard if the car is located near you and inspect the vehicle yourself. If the car is located far away, you can find someone to inspect it on your behalf for a reasonable fee. Be sure the damage to the car is repairable for a reasonable cost. If you are hoping to buy it to salvage parts from it, be sure the parts you need are in good condition.Compare prices for comparable used cars in good condition or for similar quality parts. Know what your total costs will be for your restoration project before you decide how much to bid. If you plan carefully and submit a reasonable bid, you may be the winner and get a great deal on the exact car or parts you have been looking for.
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