Bybreuber
Hello
My question: Is it worth it if I buy a car, for example on Mobile.de, for 50€, and then take it apart and sell the parts individually?
Is there anything legal to be considered?
Thanks in advance
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It can be worthwhile – there are people who live on it. But they don’t just have a car on the farm.
If you want to do this commercially, there are a whole bunch of rules to consider. This starts with the need to remove all liquids from the liquor and dispose of them professionally.
And, of course, you’re just gonna get rid of a few parts, the bigger rest gambles forever and three days ahead.
It’s not worth it.
Whoever searches for used parts usually goes directly to the junkyard, as well as you have to dispose of the rest somehow left by the ribbed car & if you buy a car for 50 euros, the price should be either a basis for a miserable state or it is a vague but unloved and rare vehicle, Lada-Samara etc. ———> whose parts you will never get rid of.
There can also be trouble when the ruins are on your property: a call from a neighbour to the office is enough and someone who is likely to find and find environmental problems is coming.
This can be worthwhile at the moment when you can store the parts at extremely reasonable cost until sale.
What is usually not the case with individual cars, but if you live on an old farm or something…
OK fortunately live on a small farm, but the old valued problem the barns/necks are full of everything possible.
I used to do that. But not for sale. Still ready-made cars bought up to 100€. And then they brought to the junkyard for 150€
In whole or “worthy” developed
as a whole. What else do you want to do? I’ve always done 3-4 pieces a day. You can’t earn money faster
if you know, it can be good
that is then a business, you would have to sign up and tax the revenues of course
OK thanks for the quick answer
if you make it a maximum of 3 times a year, it wouldn’t be a business
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