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Scrappage Question

craichoe · 2009-10-06 23:38:32

So, Have a bit of a problem, I have an Irish registered car in Continental Europe, whats the best way to get rid of it without having to pay money to get rid of it. I 'could' sell it in Ireland, but tbh with the expense of getting it back to Ireland and the hassle involved it wouldnt be worth it. Any Ideas ?

06-10-2009 11:38pm

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craichoe

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So,

Have a bit of a problem,

I have an Irish registered car in Continental Europe, whats the best way to get rid of it without having to pay money to get rid of it.

I 'could' sell it in Ireland, but tbh with the expense of getting it back to Ireland and the hassle involved it wouldnt be worth it.

Any Ideas ?

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#2 08-10-2009 3:35pm

alo1587

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What kind of car is it? If its not worth much,maybe you could get a breaker to buy it off you for parts.If its worth a few quid,you could advertise it for sale in an irish bar or something,or try get in touch with a few expats in the area that may be interested in it?

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#3 08-10-2009 3:52pm

Tipsy Mac

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The manufacturer of the car in the country its located in is responsible for scrapping it, contact them.

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