
Restore it or sell it — only one of those pays today. Free towing and same-day pickup right across this corner of Fulton County.
Takes about 30 seconds. No obligation, no spam.
Four steps, one afternoon, and not one of them asks you to fix a thing.
Call it in or send the details over. We want the year, the make, and one honest sentence about the shape it is in — nothing polished, nothing measured.
Agree to it and nothing gets revisited later. Name a time that suits your day and we build the driver’s route around your street, not the other way round.
The driver looks the vehicle over and fills in the Georgia transfer forms with you standing there. Flat tires and a seized parking brake change nothing about the loading.
Notes are counted into your hand beside the car, before it goes anywhere. Nothing is mailed, nothing clears in three days, nobody comes back to renegotiate.
Sedans that let go of a head gasket, work vans carrying a quarter million miles, SUVs that have not held air in a tire since last summer. Blown motor, bent frame, missing title — none of it disqualifies the car.
Three of the last cars off our Hapeville routes. Every one loaded, hauled and paid for without a dollar leaving the seller.



Hapeville has been a car town for three generations. Ford built here from 1947 until the last Taurus in October 2006, Dogwood Drive filled with small automotive shops decades before that, and Porsche restores classics today on the very same ground off Porsche Avenue.
Which is exactly why dead cars linger here — somebody always says it could be brought back. It could. For most of them it would also cost more than the finished car is worth. We buy it exactly as it stands instead, and we collect the same day, anywhere in this corner of Fulton County.
Nobody is going to ask you to wash it, jump it, or put a wrench near it. The offer already assumes a car that will not start, will not shut properly, and has sat still long enough for the trim to go green.
Missing documents rarely end anything either. Sellers on Dogwood Drive and in the older blocks around Oak Street have handed over cars with no title in the folder at all, and Georgia has a route for most of those. Tell us what you actually have.
Post it online and you inherit a part-time job: answering strangers, holding weekends open, and hearing a lower number when someone finally turns up.
“Junkyard near me” turns up yards that expect you to arrive towing the problem yourself. That is backwards. Extreme Cash for Junk Cars has spent ten-plus years covering metro Atlanta, with 4.9 stars and 1,400-plus reviews standing behind the number we quote.
This is the part people dread, and it is usually over in a minute. The three items below cover the great majority of sales, and a gap in the list is not the end of the conversation — raise it while we are pricing and we will tell you exactly what the state accepts in its place.
Your Georgia license or state ID, whichever is already in your wallet.
Seventeen characters. Read them off the base of the windshield, or off your insurance card.
Something posted to you lately — power, water, or a letter from the bank.
One call settles it. Free tow, cash at the curb, every street in Hapeville and anywhere inside the Perimeter.
We proudly offer junk car removal in Hapeville and nearby areas — tap yours:
Hapeville is small and boxed in on all sides, so our drivers cross city lines constantly. Fulton County or over the Clayton line, towing costs nothing and the money changes hands at your address.
Usually same day. Hapeville is barely two and a half square miles, and we work this corner of Fulton County constantly — Central Avenue through to Virginia Avenue.
Frequently, yes — cars have left Dogwood Drive with nothing in the folder at all. Georgia permits more than people assume once ownership can be shown another way, so tell us what you do still hold.
Price the repair before you commit. Parts, labor and waiting time on a non-runner routinely overtake what the finished car would sell for. Our offer asks for none of that spending first.
No, and it is not quietly taken off the price either. Towing is free across Hapeville and everywhere else inside the Perimeter, alleys and rear parking pads included.
Yes. The driver pays you at the vehicle before it is loaded — notes you can spend that same afternoon, not a transfer that clears next week.
Yes. Forest Park, Conley and Lake City sit on the same routes. Whether the address is in Fulton County or over the Clayton line, the truck comes to you.