For part-out sellers

Know if the donor is worth it before it eats your weekend.

SalvageFlow helps you spot the right donor, pull the parts that matter first, start listings earlier, and keep the project from turning into a pile of mystery parts.

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Which one's worth your weekend?

Compare a few sample donors.

Pick a car on the right and the evaluation updates — estimated recovery, the parts behind it, and whether it's worth it. Photos and numbers here are hypothetical examples based on realistic salvage scenarios, not a live calculation.

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2018 Toyota Tacoma

96k mi · front-end damage · runs · VIN 5TF****…

Estimated recovery
$15,400
Front-end hit, but the powertrain and truck parts behind it pay back fast.
Fast-mover potentialHigh
Weekend-friendlyDoable in a weekend
Sample buy $10,200 Estimated spread $5,200 illustrative — recovery minus buy, before your costs
Quick pullStandard pullDeep pullAll evaluated parts
Value by category
$3,888
Engine Assembly
High
Powertrain$3,680
Drivetrain$3,050
Body exterior (front, damaged)$3,390
Doors & glass$2,450
Steering & suspension$2,280
Interior$1,580
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Sample donors

Hypothetical examples — actual estimates depend on the real vehicle, trim, condition, and market.

From the lot to the last part

Help at the moments that matter.

Before buying

Is it worth it?

Size up the donor and see if there's enough in it before you spend a dollar.

Before pulling

Pull the right parts

Know which parts to pull first so you don't waste a weekend on parts that won't sell.

Before listing

List earlier

Draft listings with AI help — even before everything's off the car — and reach online buyers.

After the sale

Stay on top of it

See what sold and what's still worth listing, each part tied to the car it came from.

Make money efficiently

More per car. Without the second job.

  • Buy smarter — skip the donors that don't pay off.
  • Pull fewer wrong parts — go after what actually sells.
  • List earlier — parts move while the project's still fresh.
  • Keep your weekends from turning into unfinished projects.
One donor, start to finish

A clean path from auction lot to sold.

01

Eye the car

Check what it's worth in parts before you bid.

02

Know the plan

See which parts to pull first.

03

Pull fast movers

Photograph and shelve as you go.

04

List early

Drafts done for you; reach more buyers.

05

Sold

Track what sold and what's left.

Keep the project under control

No more mystery parts in the garage.

  • Know exactly what came from which car.
  • Keep photos and part details together.
  • Avoid the pile of unlabeled mystery parts.
  • Track what sold and what's still worth listing.
List once, reach more buyers

Get your parts where buyers already search.

Write a part up once and publish it to the SalvageFlow marketplace and to eBay — then prepare it for the other channels you sell on, instead of rewriting every listing by hand.

SalvageFlow Marketplace eBay + prepare listings for other channels you sell on

Plan your next donor.

Try SalvageFlow on the next car you're watching — see the play before the first bolt comes off.

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