Polk County, FL
Need a dead car gone from your Lake Alfred property? We make you a cash offer by phone and come tow it for free.
Before it was Lake Alfred, this town was incorporated in 1913 as the City of Fargo. The name changed to Lake Alfred on May 29, 1915, after the lake that tradition says honors Alfred Parslow, an early real estate and railroad man. Two years later, in 1917, Polk County citrus growers bought land here for what was then called the Citrus Experiment Station. Now known as the UF/IFAS Citrus Research and Education Center, it is credited with developing the process for frozen concentrate orange juice, patented in 1948.
A town tied that closely to citrus has its share of tired farm and work vehicles, and plenty of ordinary cars too. Some sit in side yards between houses and old grove land. Others are daily drivers that finally gave out on US 17-92 or on the drive to Winter Haven. Whatever you've got, we're interested. Old or recent, running rough or not running, with a clean body or smashed up, send us the basics and we'll give you a number. Cars that spent years parked under oak trees or beside a citrus row usually have sun-cracked dashboards, faded paint and tires that won't hold air. None of that lowers our interest.
We buy old, damaged, stalled and wrecked cars, trucks, vans and SUVs across Lake Alfred, from homes by the lakes to properties out near the grove land.
Year, make, model, mileage and what's wrong. That's usually all it takes to price a car. If something is missing, like the catalytic converter or the wheels, mention it on the call so the offer matches the car the driver finds. The number doesn't shift once the truck pulls up.
Flatbeds, utility bodies and old farm pickups parked out on sandy ground are fine with us. The driver handles getting the vehicle loaded, even if it has been sitting so long the tires are flat and the brakes are locked. Just let us know if the vehicle is fenced in or blocked by equipment so the driver can plan the pull.
Nobody mails you a check a week later. The driver hands over the cash once the title is signed, and the truck leaves with the car. Towing costs you nothing at any point. If you want someone else there to count it with you, that's fine.
Vehicles that have been in a family for decades often come with messy paperwork. Tell us what you have. We'll explain what the state of Florida requires and help you sort out the forms before we schedule the pickup. A car with an old out-of-state title can often still be sold here, too.
Tell us the year, make, model and condition. Most Lake Alfred quotes take under five minutes.
