What if I no longer want to keep the vehicle?
If the vehicle has value from its parts, contact a licensed private motor vehicle wrecking facility. Most commercial wrecking facilities will buy vehicles that have marketable parts. If the vehicle’s value is low, they may haul it away free in exchange for its parts. Some vehicles have little or no parts value and the private wrecking facility my not be interested in hauling it. If this is the case, contact your local County Junk Vehicle Program. They will arrange to haul and dispose of your junk vehicle at no charge to you.County Junk Vehicle Program

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1. What is the Montana Junk Vehicle Law?
2. What is a "Junk Vehicle?"
3. If I only have one junk vehicle do I need to shield it?
4. What is "Public View?"
5. Do I have to shield my vehicles if I’m not in the commercial motor vehicle wrecking business?
6. How can I shield my junk vehicles from public view?
7. Can I do anything else other than removing or shielding the vehicle?
8. What if I no longer want to keep the vehicle?
9. Do I need to shield such items as engines, transmissions and fenders?
10. How can I comply with the law if a junk vehicle has been abandoned on my property?
11. What are the penalties if I don’t comply with the junk vehicle law?
12. Do I need to obtain a motor vehicle wrecking facility license for my own junk vehicles?
13. If I have more than four junk vehicles and decide I want to start dealing in used parts who do I contact for licensing information?
14. Where can I get a Junk Vehicle (Motor Vehicle Release) Form?