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Originally Posted by Red

You might want to show your insurance company some ads of comparable HXs to prove the value of the car. Plus any receipts of any work you had done on the car as well.

Repairable Dealers

It's worth asking your buddies and local repair shops about any they know about. You can also try googling for 'repairable' plus YOUR STATE NAME

If you take a check for your car from the insurance company, they will auction it off - most likely to one of these dealers - and the dealer will either repair the car, scrap it out for parts or just turn around and sell it at a profit. The car is worth what one of these guys would sell it for!

• Repairable Dealer Example 1
• Repairable Dealer Example 2
• Repairable Dealer List

On line Salvage/Repo Auctions

These are MUCH harder to find - especially ones where you don't have to pay a fee and where they show completed auction results. Search terms: "salvage auction", "salvage pool", "repo auction"

• Example of an On-line Salvage Auction

Some on-line localisable (is that a word) used car ads

• Completed Auctions on eBay
• Buy Cars Online, New & Used Car Search, Auto Classifieds
• Used Car Classifieds - Find & Buy Used Cars Online at InternetAutoGuide.com
• AutoTrader.com - Buy Used Cars, New Cars, and Certified Cars
• New Cars, Used Cars For Sale, Buy & Sell - LemonFree.Com
• Cars For Sale - Lycos Classifieds
• Used Cars | Search Used Cars For Sale In Auto Classifieds - Motor Trend Magazine
• Used Cars, Used Trucks & SUVs, Used Cars for Sale - Auto Mart
• carsHQ: Advanced Search
• Used cars for sale with free CARFAX Vehicle History Reports

Local Classifieds

Check for your local news paper on line and ask around.

• craigslist