How Does Pick And Pull Work?

What Does Pick And Pull Do?

Junk cars all across America can contain salvageable parts that are worth more than just their weight in scrap metal. Although the bulk of a junk car will be turned into scrap metal and recycled into probably another car, certain parts if in working condition will retain their value regardless of the state the rest of the vehicle is in.

This is why so many auto scrap yards allow people to “pick n pull” junk cars inside their lots. The process involves basically visiting a junkyard that allows this practice and picking vehicles you would like to take parts off of. Then once you are satisfied with the part collected, pay the junkyard for the parts and be on your way.

Salvagers are always looking for car parts to sell. Certain parts in your car like a GPS system could be worth a ton of money to a potential buyer. For just the hassle of removing the parts, salvagers can have an inventory of goods to sell to private buyers and make a ton of cash.

Some common parts salvagers would look for include GPS systems, catalytic converters, airbags, doors, fenders, wheels and tires, and even bumpers. Junkyards and pick and pull yards are treasure troves of potential inventory for salvagers, so to keep their recycling livelihoods alive, pick and pull yards should be around forever.

Some pick and pull yards will also just pull out the parts themselves and sell them. Of course, you would have to pay for the labor as well as the value of the part, but this is a nice alternative to doing it yourself if you don’t have any of the necessary tools to do so.

Pick and pull is a great way to incentivize reuse and recycling as it gives individuals the chance to make a profit off of selling used junk car parts to people who need them. This is better than people buying new parts from metals newly extracted from the earth and all the damage that could cause. Junkyards have been a green shopping cart for car parts and scrap metal for decades.

Selling To A Pick And Pull Yard

Selling your car to a pick and pull yard is pretty much the same as selling it to a junkyard. Call up yards in your area to get quotes on your vehicle and then decide on which one is the best.

When you’re comparing quotes, be wary. A yard might offer a good quote on your vehicle but make you pay for towing, which could eat into your potential profits. While on the phone with a yard, make sure all factors are taken into consideration.

After you decide on the yard, call them up to have a tow truck come and take your vehicle. If your description over the phone is accurate to your vehicle, you stand to get paid the quote promised over the phone but beware — some less-trustworthy yards will change how much they pay you in the last second, hoping that the hassle of towing your vehicle to and from the yard will force you to accept the lower price.

Sell To WeBuyJunkCarsFast

Of course, as with every field, inventions like the internet have really advanced the pick and pull yards to the present. WeBuyJunkCarsFast offers a service that would allow you to sell a car to a pick and pull yard and get one of the best offers possible.

You can get a quote on WeBuyJunkCarsFast in as little as 90 seconds, meaning all those phone calls and negotiating for a good price is gone because it’s done for you. We’ll give you a quote with FREE towing and title transfer included, which is good for seven days.

WeBuyJunkCarsFast has a network of pick and pull yards that are all competing to get your vehicle. If you can use the internet to order groceries online, then why not use it to sell your car? Get paid in 24-48 hours with our easy service and get rid of the headache without the fuss.