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Introduction If your Toyota car has reached the end of its road — whether it’s a rusted Corolla or a high-mileage Camry — scrapping it in Ontario could be your smartest move. You’ll not only clear up space but also put some cash back in your pocket. Unfortunately, not...
Introduction Electric motors are found in many machines, especially vehicles. From power windows to electric fans and even EV drivetrains, modern cars contain multiple electric motors. When scrapping a vehicle, these motors often go unnoticed, yet they hold valuable...
Introduction Old tires can quickly pile up in garages, backyards, and auto shops. But simply throwing them away is neither safe nor responsible. Tires are large, non-biodegradable, and can be detrimental to the environment if not disposed of properly. Whether you're...
Introduction Alternators might seem like minor components, but they carry surprising value in the scrap metal industry. If you scrapped your car or replaced an alternator recently, do not throw your scrap alternator away. Whether you own a garage, run an auto...
Introduction If you're thinking of scrapping your old car or selling parts separately, don’t overlook the transmission. It’s a valuable component due to its metal content. Even if it’s broken or non-functional, a vehicle transmission still holds solid scrap value in...
Introduction Plastic prices can fluctuate frequently throughout Canada, especially in Ontario, due to changes in demand and supply that occur every month. Whether you're selling scrap plastic or scrapping your old vehicle, staying updated on current scrap prices in...
Introduction Every vehicle has its own unique identity. That identity is saved under a 17-character code known as a Vehicle Identification Number, or VIN. Just like a fingerprint, no two vehicles can have the same VIN. This code has specific details such as where the...
Introduction If you are considering scrapping your old car in Ontario, then it's important to use a licensed scrapyard. Not all scrapyards operate legally or follow proper disposal procedures. Choosing the wrong scrapyard could result in fines, missing paperwork, or...
Introduction Car batteries have a lifespan and, ultimately, they will fail. When they do, most people replace it and throw the old one away. But an old battery has value—scrap yards and recyclers in Canada often pay cash for used car batteries. This blog will outline...
