Didsbury has a little over 5,000 residents, a hospital, a busy agricultural service sector and a Rosebud River valley full of acreages. The mix of vehicles is broad. From town we see commuter sedans and crossovers, minivans that have carried a family for fifteen years, and the occasional half-ton that has been demoted to hauling garbage to the transfer station. From the county we see the real farm trucks, the grain haulers and the retired one-tons with a bale deck.
Price follows what the vehicle still contains. A running commuter car with a failed emissions system or a $4,000 timing chain quote is often worth more than $1,000 to us because the engine and transmission are still sellable. A farm pickup with a dead engine but a straight frame and box carries steel weight plus parts value. A small hatchback with a seized motor and rust in the rockers is closer to the $200 floor. We will tell you which category yours is in on the phone.
Didsbury sits on Highway 2A as well as the QEII, so the driver can come up either way and reach acreages on both sides of town without backtracking. We pick up at homes, businesses, the hospital lot, storage yards and rural addresses. If you are selling for a relative or clearing an estate, we can deal with whoever holds the ownership paperwork and signs the bill of sale.