Hinckley Township is famous for one thing above all: the buzzards that glide back to the ledges every March, right on schedule for Buzzard Day. The rest of the year this corner of northern Medina County stays quiet — big wooded lots along State Route 303, hikers working their way up Whipp’s Ledges in the Hinckley Reservation, and driveways long enough that a dead car can sit out of sight for years. If one of those cars is yours, we’ll pay cash for it and haul it off your property free, usually within a day of your call.
We buy junk vehicles across the 44233 area, from the Brunswick border down to the Summit County line. Hinckley properties run large, so we’re used to pickups that aren’t a simple curbside hook: behind the pole barn, at the end of a gravel drive, halfway down a five-acre lot. Our driver will get to it.
Most complete cars in junk condition bring $150–$800, depending on age, size, weight, and whether any parts still have resale value. Trucks, SUVs, and vans run heavier and part out better, so those can fetch up to $1,200. Describe the vehicle honestly when you call, and the figure we quote is the figure our driver counts into your hand. Nobody renegotiates in your driveway.
There’s no listing to write and no strangers driving out from the city to kick tires. You call, tell us the year, make, and model, whether it starts, and how rough it looks. We make a firm cash offer on the spot. If you accept, we schedule the tow around your day. The driver arrives, checks your photo ID, signs the title over with you, pays you, and winches the car onto the truck. Twenty minutes, start to finish, and the spot behind the garage is finally clear.
Running or not, rusted solid or nearly drivable — if it’s parked on a Hinckley property and you want it gone, we’re interested.
Ohio transfers vehicles by title, and the name on it needs to match the seller. If yours has gone missing, a duplicate title from the Medina County Clerk of Courts is quick and inexpensive, and we’re happy to talk you through that step before pickup. Two more Ohio details worth knowing: license plates stay with the seller here, so pull them before the truck arrives, and clear out the glovebox and trunk while you’re at it.
The big national junk-car brands don’t keep a truck anywhere near Hinckley. They auction your phone number to whoever pays for the lead, and the price tends to shrink once the tow shows up. We’re the buyer, the quote, and the truck all in one, operating right here in Medina County — which is why our offers hold and our pickups happen fast.
Yes. Large-lot pickups are routine in Hinckley Township. Tell us where the vehicle sits and whether the ground gets soft, and we’ll send the right truck.
We need a few minutes with you, or an adult you’ve authorized, for the title signature, ID check, and payment. After that, you’re done.
That situation comes up out here more than you’d think. Paperwork on an inherited or abandoned vehicle can get complicated, so call and describe it — we’ll explain what Ohio allows.
Same-day or next-day in most cases. The 44233 area is a short run for a Medina County truck.
No. Towing costs nothing, quotes cost nothing, and there are no processing fees pulled out of your cash.
The buzzards return to Hinckley every spring — your dead car doesn’t have to be waiting for them. Get a firm offer and free towing by giving us a call at 330-238-3944
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Ready to ditch that old clunker? One call gets a firm cash quote and a free tow.
330-238-3944