Getting rid of campers and old cars doesn’t have to be complicated. Do you have an eyesore of an old camper or rusted-out vehicle sitting on your property? Maybe your days of rolling down the highway in your RV are over. The fantasy of fixing up that beater has come to an end. Your trash collector won’t take vehicles, and an ugly car or camper doesn’t help you or your neighbors’ property values. You have several fast and easy options for camper and old car removal.
Can I Donate Old Vehicles
Every charity’s guidelines vary regarding accepting a donation of an old vehicle. Does your old car or RV still run? Is it in good shape or ready for the scrapyard? Children’s and Veterans’ charitable organizations may be looking for operational vehicles for the people they serve. A community college or high school shop class may need an old car for a class project. You may even qualify for a charitable tax deduction in some instances.
Towing An Old Vehicle
Towing a camper or old car is simple. Call a licensed professional hauling service and tell them the destination. They will take the old vehicle off your hands and dispose of it. The company that will tow the vehicle might want to see the car or RV in question. Then they can determine the price and type of tow truck necessary for safe transportation. You limit your liability when you use a licensed and insured hauling company. It could spell trouble if things go wrong when a friend is towing your car.
Selling Parts Or The Entire Vehicle
If you have extra time, you can dismantle an old RV or vintage car yourself. It has parts that DIY people refurbishing a vehicle or RV will pay money to take off your hands. You can also sell the old car to a salvage yard, where they’ll dismantle it and sell off the pieces. List an operational vehicle on a local or regional website for sale or to be removed without cost to you.
Repurposing An Old Camper
You don’t have to scrap an old camper that doesn’t run. A person can repurpose an RV in several ways instead of sending it to the scrapyard. Hunters or people who love fishing can use a non-working RV as a fishing or hunting shed. It could also serve as a craft area for stained glass or another medium you want to leave out. You could make it a kids’ playhouse or extra sleeping space for short-term guests. Does the stove still operate? You can cook heavy odoriferous foods in the RV and keep your house fragrance free.
Many neighborhoods frown upon or have bylaws that disallow non-working vehicles to remain on the property for a limited time. An ugly old camper or car brings a junkyard vibe to the property and de-values homes. Consider your options if the vehicle has sentimental value before choosing the best disposal route. You should choose a licensed professional hauling service to remove your old camper, or car, to limit your liability. Easy Hauling Services has been hauling and dismantling unwanted items for years, so you don’t have to.