Te Ahiaua sits well back from town, in the kind of Bay of Plenty countryside where a vehicle can spend its final years doing paddock duty long after it last saw a straight road. When it finally stops being useful, most people are stuck figuring out how to get it off the property without paying someone by the kilometre for the privilege. That's the gap we fill we drive out, we look at what you've got, and we take it away ourselves.
Trading as Euro Plus Car Parts, we've bought and dismantled vehicles right across the Bay of Plenty since 1985. Cars, utes, vans, 4WDs and light trucks all count rusted out, deregistered, written off, doesn't run, none of it rules a vehicle out. Whatever we quote you on the phone is exactly what you're paid on the day.
Every vehicle that comes through our yard gets stripped down properly rather than crushed whole. Anything with life left engines, panels, gearboxes, glass gets cleaned up and sold on as second-hand parts, and the rest is disposed of the way New Zealand regulations require, not left to leak into the ground.
