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Buying salvage from ICBC
ICBC salvage is sold to registered licenced buyers. Each vehicle is sold with a specific designation based on the vehicles age, mileage and damage. Certain designations require the appropriate licensing to purchase.
How to become a Registered Licenced Buyer
"Rebuilder/Dealer" shall mean a person who is authorized under a motor dealers certificate: |
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The Rebuilder/Dealer must hold: |
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If the business is conducted from more than one location then the Rebuilder/Dealer must hold a valid current business licence or land use contract from each location. |
"Wrecker/Dismantler" shall mean a person whose business is that of substantially wrecking, dismantling or disassembling and offering for sale the salvageable parts of a motor vehicle. |
The Wrecker/Dismantler must hold a current and valid business licence if generally available in its location and be authorized to operate under its zoning requirements or have a land use contract from the local municipal or regional authority which defines the business operation as a motor vehicle Wrecking or motor vehicle Dismantler or such other wording acceptable to ICBC to define the business operation of the Wrecker/Dismantler as that of substantially wrecking, dismantling or disassembling and offering the salvageable parts of a motor vehicle for retail sale to the public. If the business is conducted from more than one location then the Wrecker/Dismantler must hold a valid current business licence or land use contract for each location. |
"Steel/Scrap Metal Recycler" shall mean a person whose primary business is that of compacting, shredding or otherwise processing for destruction metals for resmelter, recycling or resale. The Steel/Scrap Metal Recycler may not sell second hand motor vehicle parts with the exception of vehicle batteries and tires which may only be sold through the wholesale tire and battery market and not to the public at large. |
The Steel/Scrap Metal Recycler must hold a current and valid business licence if generally available in its location and be authorized to operate under its zoning requirements or have a land use contract from the local municipal or regional authority which defines the business operation as that of a Steel Recycler or Scrap metal Recycler or such other wording acceptable to ICBC to define the business operation of the Steel/Scrap Metal Recycler as that of compacting, shredding or otherwise processing for destruction metals for resmelter, recycling or resale. If the business is conducted from more than one location then the Steel/Scrap Metal Recycler must hold a valid current business licence or land use contract for each location. |