I found this SRT for sale that will be auctioned off in less than a day. Thought someone may be interested. Since it is a Copart car and has a rebuild title, you may be able to get it cheap. https://www.copart.com/lot/46887530/...6-tn-nashville Sorry if this is in the wrong place to post.

 

If you simply register on COPART can you then bid?

 

According to the VIN registration here that's a salvage title from ny. But coparts has it as a rebuilt tittle from Kentucky. And according to the VIN check it's a 1 owner car. Carfax might be a better place to see when it was in an accident. Seems a little sceptic to me. Their buy it now price is $8100 which if you don't care about the title issue, would be a good deal I guess.

 

i have the same car with 31,000 miles that needs paint (and some other minor things) that i'd let go of for $8500. New top, stay pads, tires, tire pressure sensors, oil change etc. I really want to keep it for a few years but you know....money talks.

 

~ About Copart....When I won the bid on the rescue SRT a couple of years ago, and paid the Dealer his 500.00 fee and paid the auction bill, they wanted another 1100.00 for what they called a "gate fee". I asked them what was that for, and they said it was to bring it up to the gate. I asked how they were going to accomplish this and they said, "We have a forklift". I said, " Can't you hook a chain to it and pull it to the front gate?". The reply was, "No, we don't do that.". So, I had already verified that the car would run and drive, so I asked if I could get it and drive it out to the trailer. They agreed...but would not waive the 1100.00 gate fee.
~ Just a story on how Copart operates. Good luck with that SRT.

 

Wow, $1100!!! That's insane. My son and I have purchased a few vehicles from coparts and the gate fee was $250 each time in NJ. We also paid the dealer $250. What state was the coparts you used in?