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How to dispose of cars in Japan?
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    How to dispose of cars in Japan?

    Someone was searching this on the website.. If you know please provide them answers.
     

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    Junking is free at the Autoport
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    Junking is free at the Autoport
    Thanks geo..

    I have heard out in town, they actually will pay you hundreds of dollars for your vehicles.

    Has anyone ever done this?

    I wonder if the Autoport doesnt do this for the base personnel and just pocket the rewards?

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    I think them paying you for your car ended when we started paying the recycling fee along with the registration.
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