How to Register a Scrapped Vehicle in South Africa
What scrapped means?
It means to discard or throw away an item regarded as of no value
What is termed scrapped vehicle?
Scrapped vehicle refers to an old or ruined and damaged vehicle that is bought to be recycled by a scrap dealer.
Why should I be Interested in scrap vehicles?
Scrapped cars are cheap since their worth only is weigh in steel and or if their engine is in sound condition
How to Register a Scrapped Vehicle in South Africa?
1. Get a Mechanic to inspect the vehicle.
2. Starting the Registration Process at the nearest licensing authority.
3. Get your Roadworthy Certificate from the nearest vehicle testing station.
4. Fill the Notification of Change of Ownership form.
5. Fill the Reusable Launch Vehicle (RVL) form.
6. Provide proof of address using but not limited to a bank statement or municipal account.
How much does it cost to register a scrapped car in South Africa?
R150 only when the registration is completed within 21 days after the date of liability.
Can I do a change of ownership without roadworthy?
Vehicle Ownership can be transferred without a valid roadworthy certificate.
What happens when a car is scrapped?
When a car is scrapped, reusable components of the vehicle and all hazardous substance are removed before it is crushed and recycled
What should I remove from my car before I scrap it?
1. Empty the fuel/gas tank
2. Personal Stuffs
3. GPS System
4. Exhaust Systems
5. Catalytic Converters
6. Fenders
7. Car Doors and Windows
8. Bumpers
9. Car Batteries
10. Cooling System
11. Airbags
12. Windshield Wiper Arms
13. Tires and Rims
14. Truck Hatch
15. Audio System
16. Motor Oil and Filters
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Can you buy a scrapped car?
No. A scrapped car has been written off to be permanently removed off the road.
Can I scrap a car that isn’t registered to me?
You can scarp car that isn’t registered in your name by providing the following documents to the buyer:
1. The V5C document, completed and signed by the owner
2. A letter from the owner, granting you approval to sell the car for scrap
3. Photo ID of the owner
4. A utility bill of the owner proof that you are associated with the owner.
How much is a car worth in weight?
The average weight of a car is 2 tons worth R4,498.05
What documents do you need to scrap a car?
1. V5C registration certificate or logbook
2. Owner manual and book pack.
3. Full or part service history
Can I keep my old car registration number?
You can keep the registration number of your old car for a new car or sell it.
How do I inform the DVLA of a scrapped car?
Visit the DVLA website and upload the V5C registration certificate, stating that the car has been scrapped.
How long can you retain a number plate?
A number plate can remain in the retention register for 10 years
