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Repairable Cars For Sale

We offer the largest inventory or repairable: Cars, Motorcycles, Boats, Trucks, SUVs, Trailers, RVs, Vintage Project Cars, Airplanes, ATVs, Jet Skis, Military Surplus Vehicles, Trailers, Motor Homes, Bank Repos, Bankruptcy Vehicles, Wholesale Dealer Trade-Ins, Corporate Fleet Liquidations, Aircraft, Farm Tractors, Bull Dozers, Excavators, Large Trucks, Farm Machinery, Industrial Vehicles at deeply discounted prices. Our inventory of repairable cars are sourced direct from the major car insurance companies across the US and Canada and are sold at deeply discounted prices. 


picture of white 1994 mclaren f1 with high downforce kit.

1994 McLaren F1 - High Downforce
Estate Liquidation



photo of 1998 blue mclaren f1

1996 McLaren F1
Collision Damage



Photo of Red and Black BMW Powered McLaren F1 GTR Converted From Race Car to Street Legal Car

1994 McLaren F1 GTR
Converted To Street Legal Use



Picture of Orange 1996 McLaren F1 GTR Street Legal Conversion

1996 McLaren F1 GTR
Converted To Street Legal Use



photo of black 1998 McLaren F1 with original BMW V-12 S70/2 engine mounted to a transverse 6-speed manual Weismann gearbox

1998 McLaren F1
Bank Repossession



Picture of Nelson Piquet McLaren F1 GTR Converted To A Street Legal Car With Original BMW V-12 S70/2 Engine

1996 McLaren F1 GTR  
Ex-Nelson Piquet Race Car
11th At Lemans
Converted To Street Legal Use


Photo of 1998 McLaren F1 GTR with High Down Force Rear Wing

Picture of the interior, dash, seats, steering wheel of 1996 McLaren F1 GTR

Picture of the BMW V-12 S70/2 engine compartment of a 1996 McLaren F1 GTR race car.

Buying Repairable Vehicles

Acquiring an auto insurance salvage vehicle presents numerous advantages that merit consideration. A primary benefit is the significantly reduced price, as these vehicles can often be obtained for half to a third of their Kelley Blue Book value, making them particularly appealing for buyers interested in purchasing luxury and exotic cars for sale at a fraction of the cost. 

It is important to note that not all salvage vehicles suffer from severe damage. In some instances, cars are designated as insurance car salvage not due to extensive damage but rather as part of a settlement agreement between the car insurance company and the vehicle owner, which may occur to mitigate larger claims related to medical or property damages. Additionally, there are cases where the insurance company may have misjudged the extent of the vehicle's damage before declaring it a total loss, allowing savvy buyers to find vehicles with lesser damages at a good price. 

Although rebuildable salvage vehicles may initially appear less than perfect, individuals with the necessary skills can restore them back to good condition. When purchasing such a vehicle, mechanics can provide detailed insights into any significant problems, enabling buyers to address these concerns effectively and ensuring the vehicle's reliability after repairs have been completed. 

A concern when acquiring a repairable car is the potential for excessive repair expenses. Nevertheless, the prices of auto parts, including those for rare or luxury models, can be reasonable if one knows where to source them, particularly when opting for good condition used auto parts. Consequently, individuals with expertise in vehicle repair should find it practical to restore their vehicles at a manageable cost.

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The McLaren F1

A premier sports car crafted by McLaren Cars, is powered by the BMW S70/2 V12 engine and had a limited production run. The concept originated with Gordon Murray, who gained Ron Dennis's endorsement and collaborated with designer Peter Stevens for the car's aesthetic design features. On March 31 of 1998, the XP5 prototype, with an altered speed limiter, set a World Record as the world's fastest production car, clocking in at 240.1 mph (386.4 km/h), eclipsing the previous record of 218.3 mph (351 km/h) held by a highly modified Jaguar XJ220 since 1993. 

The McLaren F1 features advanced technologies and designs that enhance its lightweight structure and aerodynamic performance, while also providing an extra seat compared to most rivals, with the driver's seat centrally located for improved visibility. Its creators aimed to establish it as the ultimate road car. Although not primarily intended for racing, a modified F1 achieved victory in several events, including the 1995 24 Hours of Le Mans, where it faced off against specialized prototype race cars. Production lasted from 1992 to 1998, resulting in a total of 106 units, each with unique design elements.