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How to Sell Your Truck to Big Ugly Truck

Sell My Truck

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How It Works

The Step-by-Step Process

Selling your truck to Big Ugly Truck takes four steps. Most sellers complete the entire process — from first contact to payment in hand — within one week.

Submit Your Equipment Details

Start by filling out our quote form on the Sell My Truck page, or call us directly at (404) 453-1427. We need the following information to evaluate your equipment:

Year, Make, and Model

The more specific the better. Include trim level and configuration if known.

VIN Number

Helps us verify the truck’s history and confirm specifications.

Mileage or Hours

Odometer reading for trucks. Hours for vocational equipment where applicable.

Condition Description

Known issues, damage, or missing components. Be as honest and specific as possible — it speeds up the process and prevents delays at pickup.

Location

City and state where the truck is located.

Title Status

Clear title, salvage title, or lien. If there’s a lien, we’ll need the lender information.

Pro Tip The more detail you provide upfront, the faster we can respond with an accurate offer. Vague submissions require back-and-forth which slows down the process.

Send Photos & Video

Photos and video are the most important part of getting an accurate offer quickly. After you submit your details we’ll ask you to send photos and video via text or email to (404) 453-1427.

For trucks — send photos of:

All four sides of the exterior

Interior cab — dashboard, seats, sleeper if equipped

Engine bay with hood open

Frame rails on both sides

Any damage areas — be specific, show everything

Tires — all axles

All four sides of the exterior

Interior floor and walls

Landing gear and rear doors or tailgate

All axles and tires

Any damage, rot, or missing components

Pro Tip For trucks — send a short video of the engine starting and running. This single step speeds up the offer process more than anything else. If the truck doesn’t run, a video of the attempted start is still helpful.

Receive Your Cash Offer

Once we have your equipment details and photos, we evaluate the truck against current market conditions and respond with a cash offer. We’ll get back to you soon.

Our offer is based on:

Current market value

for the make, model, year, and configuration

Condition

mechanical condition, structural integrity, and overall state

Mileage or age

relative to the market for that equipment type

Demand

some makes and models are in higher demand than others at any given time

Location

transportation costs to your location are factored in

There is no obligation to accept our offer. If you accept, we move to scheduling. If you decline, there’s no pressure and no hard feelings.

Note An offer made from photos and a description is an estimate. If we get there and the truck has something the photos didn’t show, the number can change.

We Come to You — Pickup & Payment

Once you accept our offer we schedule a pickup time that works for you. We come to your location. — yard, job site, farm, port, warehouse, or home.

At pickup we handle:

Title

The title is the paperwork. You sign it over to us and it goes with the truck.

Bill of sale

Available if you want one, or if we think you should have one.

Payment

We pay either cash or electronically.

Important Have your title ready at pickup. If the title has a lien, the lien must be resolved before or at closing. Contact us beforehand if there’s a lien and we’ll walk you through the process.

What We Accept

Here’s a breakdown of what qualifies.

Damaged Equipment

Show all damage in photos — honest disclosure speeds up closing.

High Mileage

There is no mileage cutoff. A 1,500,000-mile Kenworth with good mechanical condition can still bring a meaningful offer. Mileage is one factor among many — it doesn’t automatically disqualify a truck.

Salvage Title

We purchase trucks with salvage titles. Salvage title equipment is priced accordingly but absolutely purchased. Tell us the title status when we talk.

CARB Non-Compliant

California CARB emissions non-compliance does not disqualify a truck. We purchase non-compliant trucks as-is. No retrofit or upgrade required before selling.

Selling a Fleet

If you’re selling multiple trucks at once — whether it’s 2 units or 200 — the fleet process is slightly different from a single unit sale.

Fleet purchases are one of our core specialties. We buy fleets of any size, part of a fleet, or a single unit out of one.

Fleet sellers include:

Trucking companies downsizing or closing

Leasing operators liquidating off-lease inventory

Fleet managers offloading surplus equipment

Bankruptcy trustees liquidating assets

Banks and lenders with repossessed commercial vehicles

We pay either cash or electronically. Visit our Sell My Fleet page for more information.

Fleet Process

1

Submit Fleet InventoryProvide a full inventory list — year, make, model, VIN, mileage, and condition for each unit. A spreadsheet works well for large fleets.

2

Send Photos of Each UnitPhotos of all four sides and engine bay for trucks. Large fleets can be done in batches.

3

Receive Bulk OfferWe buy fleets of any size, part of a fleet, or a single unit out of one.

4

Schedule Multi-Unit PickupWe coordinate pickup of all units from your location or locations. All titles handled. We pay either cash or electronically.

Process FAQ

Detailed answers to the most common questions about selling a truck to Big Ugly Truck.

  • What Happens if the Truck Is Different Than Described at Pickup?If the truck is materially different from what was described — significant undisclosed damage, a different mileage, major missing components — we may adjust the offer at pickup. This is why we encourage complete and honest disclosure upfront. Minor discrepancies that don’t materially affect value won’t change the offer. We don’t use small differences as an excuse to renegotiate.
  • Do You Buy Equipment Outside the U.S.?We currently only purchase trucks located within the 50 U.S. states. We do not purchase equipment located in Canada, Mexico, or internationally.

Ready to Get Started?

Submit your truck details and get a cash offer.