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Selling a car in Oliver Paipoonge

Kakabeka Falls, Murillo, Rosslyn or the Slate River Valley: if there is a car or truck you are done with, tell us about it in two short steps.

  • Kakabeka Falls, Murillo, Rosslyn and Slate River
  • Running or not
  • No obligation to sell

Selling a car in Oliver Paipoonge?

Two short steps. No obligation to sell.

  1. 1. Your car
  2. 2. How to reach you

Step 1 of 2: your car

Does it run?
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Sending this form does not book a tow or commit you to sell.

A rural highway curving through autumn spruce and birch, with a mailbox at a gravel driveway

Oliver Paipoonge

Farm country west of the city

  • Oliver Paipoonge was formed in 1998 by joining the townships of Oliver and Paipoonge, directly west of Thunder Bay.
  • Farming is its main industry, followed by tourism around Kakabeka Falls and forest products.
  • Kakabeka Falls drops about 40 metres on the Kaministiquia River and is known as the Niagara of the North. The name comes from the Ojibwe word gakaabikaa, "waterfall over a cliff".
  • Highway 130 meets the Trans-Canada at Rosslyn, and Highways 61 and 102 cross corners of the municipality.

Old vehicles on rural property

Out here an old car or truck sometimes ends up parked behind a barn or at the edge of a field. If yours is off the road, tell the buyer how to reach it: the lane, any gate, soft ground or snow.

Access can change an offer, so settle it before you agree.

Sell your car in two short steps.

Two short steps. Sending the form does not book a tow or commit you to sell.

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