Close to the yard, still a real pickup
1357 W Alameda Ave is just north of this part of town, on the Denver side of Alameda, between Navajo and Pecos. Englewood proper sits south of that, around Broadway, Santa Fe, and the older downtown grid. 80110 and 80113 are the codes to use. Littleton and Cherry Hills are different cities even when a map app blurs them. If you are south of Belleview in a bigger subdivision, say Littleton or Highlands Ranch and describe the gate.
Because the drive is short, people sometimes assume they should tow the car to us themselves. You can ask about bringing a car that runs. If it does not run, let us pick it up. A bad private tow on Broadway helps no one.
Alleys and tight approaches
Englewood alleys can be the right way in and also the way a truck gets stuck if a dumpster or a second car is in the path. Walk it before you book, or tell us you have not. Street parking near the downtown blocks fills up. A driver needs a place to stop that is actually available, not a theoretical gap at 10 p.m.
Hail and simple age are the usual reasons the car is done. We do not need a speech about it. We need the condition: runs, does not run, or not sure.
Call from the driveway
The useful call is the one you make while you can see the car. (833) 842-2773. Year, make, model, ZIP, and whether we can get to it. Cash offer first. Title if you have it. We recycle the car after we buy it, and we do not sell used parts at the Alameda yard.