Nanton sits where Highway 2 meets Highway 533, with the Lancaster bomber at the Bomber Command Museum of Canada as its most famous landmark and grain elevators still standing on the edge of town. It is a ranching and farming community first. That shapes what we buy here: work pickups, older SUVs used for hauling kids and hay in equal measure, and the occasional grain truck that has not turned a wheel since the last combine came through.
Distance is the reason many Nanton vehicles sit longer than they should. Getting a non-runner to a Calgary yard means paying a tow, and a tow from here can cost more than the car fetches by weight. We remove that problem by including the haul in our price. What you are quoted is what you receive, whether the vehicle is on 22nd Street in town or on a quarter section off Highway 533.
Nanton stops are usually scheduled with High River and Okotoks pickups on the same southbound run, which keeps the trip efficient and the towing free. Expect a truck within a couple of days of your call, and sometimes next morning if we are already headed that direction. Evening pickups up to 9pm are available if you work days.