
Boat sold, trailer sold, the truck still sitting there. Tell us about it by phone and it’s gone today, anywhere in Forsyth County.
Takes about 30 seconds. No obligation, no spam.
Quoted in one call, gone before the next weekend on the lake.
Model year, badge, and whether it still moves under its own power. If it spent its life towing, mention that too — it belongs in the number.
Agree it and the figure is banked. Then point us at the truck — the house, a storage lot, or wherever it sat out the winter.
Our flatbed comes off 400 to wherever it’s been sitting — driveway, side yard, boat shed. The driver checks it over and we finish Georgia’s title work on site.
Hand-to-hand at the truck, in full, before it’s loaded. There’s no account to wait on and no second visit to arrange.
Tow rigs with 200,000 hard miles on them, three-row haulers, sedans, panel vans, the pickup that only ever went to the ramp. Seized, rusted through, flooded, or titleless two owners back — ring it in anyway.
A handful of recent local buys — carports, gravel pads, storage rows. The towing came out of our pocket every time.



Cumming sits on Lake Lanier’s western shore, and the ramps at Mary Alice Park and Charleston Park launch from addresses in town. Ten summers of dragging a boat up those ramps finishes a truck faster than any commute.
That’s the one we buy. Extreme Cash For Junk Cars quotes it by phone — still cranking or dead for three summers, hitch and all — and has it off the property before dark, right across Forsyth County.
Don’t wash it, don’t unbolt the hitch, don’t book one last diagnostic. Bald tires, a slipping transmission, lake mud through the bed — the figure sits where it sits. The model and the vehicle identification number are the whole input.
Titles go astray here as often as anywhere. Around Bald Ridge and off Pilgrim Mill Road we’ve bought trucks whose paperwork left with a boat sale years back, and each of those owners was paid the same afternoon.
Post a dead truck online and spend a summer fending off people who only want the hitch.
Type “junkyard near me” from a Cumming address and the results sit across the Hall County line, none of them towing. We do — ten-plus years paying cash for junk cars in Atlanta, 4.9 stars from 1,400+ reviews.
Georgia wants a short list here, not a stack of forms. The three below normally cover a junk sale outright, even on a truck last tagged years ago. Lost one? Say so early and we’ll route around it.
Your boat registration won’t do it — a driver’s license will.
Any registration still sitting in the glovebox will have it printed on it.
A power bill from this month does it, and so does a tax notice.
One conversation and the number is yours. Towing costs nothing across Cumming and the Lake Lanier shore, and payment happens at the tailgate.
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Lakeside cul-de-sac, storage row off 400, or a gravel pad behind the shed — Forsyth or Fulton County, it makes no odds. We drive out, and the haul is on us.
Usually the same day. Forsyth County has one of our trucks in it most mornings, and the courthouse square out to the Browns Bridge ramps runs twenty minutes end to end.
Rarely a problem. Owners around Bald Ridge have sold us trucks with the title gone since a boat sale years back. Describe what’s left of the paperwork and Georgia’s side gets handled on the call.
Yes. Notes, in full, handed over beside the truck — the winch doesn’t run until that’s done. No check, no app, no waiting days for it to land.
No. Towing is free across Cumming and the Lake Lanier shore — lakeside drives, storage lots and marina rows alike — and you keep every dollar of what we quoted.
Make, model, year and condition decide it. A decade of trailer duty doesn’t count against a truck, and neither does the hitch. You get quoted once, and that’s the sum the driver brings.
Every one of them — Alpharetta, Suwanee, Buford, Milton and Johns Creek. We cover Forsyth or Fulton County end to end, and towing is never charged.