Thunder Bay area
Selling a car in O'Connor Township
A high-kilometre commuter car, a hobby-farm truck, or one that has finished its last winter: tell us about it in two short steps.
- High kilometres welcome
- Running or not
- No obligation to sell
Selling a car in O'Connor?
Two short steps. No obligation to sell.
- 1. Your car
- 2. How to reach you
O'Connor
Valley land fed by the Whitefish River
- O'Connor was organized on January 1, 1907. Ontario began building colonization roads into the township in 1901.
- It covers about 30,000 acres of valley land fed by creeks and the Whitefish River.
- The township counts 689 people in 283 households, and many residents work in Thunder Bay.
- Highways 590 and 595 cross in the north half of the township.
High kilometres are not a reason to wait
If your car has done years of the drive into Thunder Bay, tell the buyer roughly how many kilometres it has and whether it still runs.
A car that is worn out can still be reused for parts and recycled for its metal.
Sell your car in two short steps.
Two short steps. Sending the form does not book a tow or commit you to sell.