A good deal benefits both buyer and seller alike.

Because these are salvage items, asset pricing is based on three factors:

Location

Demand

Salvage Value

Why CCSS, LLC.

Why buy salvage from CCSS, LLC? A boat is a fiberglass shell fitted with components that can be bought out of a supply house catalog. Refitting a quality piece of salvage with new components is viable and often times cost effective, leaving you with a product superior to the same asset that was undamaged.

How

It is as easy as 1,2,3. Browse our inventory hassle free! Found something you like?

Homework

Find it? Now do your homework. Do not rely on anyone’s opinion unless you hired them to inspect the asset. Your opinion, based on your own research, will provide the most accurate information. Perhaps the following websites may be of assistance? Click Here.

Login/Bid

Did your homework? Log in. Bid on it. We at CCSS, LLC believe in the simple approach of sealed bids. Make your best and highest offer through the confidence of our online sealed bid process. This is not eBay.

Wait

Wait for the Bid Deadline and the final outcome. You will be notified if you won or lost the bid via email.

Did You Win?

Did you win? Check your email. Prepare to send your wire transfer to us. Before you start the process, make sure you review the terms and conditions.

I wanted to take a few minutes to express my sincere thanks and appreciation for the quality of service I have received over the years. I have been doing business with Cooper Capital Specialty Salvage, LLC since 2000 and have purchased well over 60 different items from them. I have bought everything from jet skis to yachts to diesel engines. Through my relationship with Cooper Capital Specialty Salvage, LLC, I was able to purchase my dreamboat that would have otherwise been out of my reach. Thank you for the all around great service. I am a loyal Cooper Capital Specialty Salvage, LLC customer and will remain so in the future.

  • Matt W.

I have been dealing with Cooper Capital for almost 15 years. Every transaction I have had with them has been handled professionally and proceeded without difficulty. My latest purchase was a 74’ Spencer Sport fisherman located in Puerto Rico. We had the boat temporarily patched and shipped to Philadelphia, PA. We then towed her to our repair yard using our 91’ Burger, which I purchased from Cooper back in 2003!

  • John Patnovic
  • Chestertown, MD

I run a small boat repair and sales facility in Bristol, RI and have purchased several boats from Cooper Capital Specialty Salvage, LLC for reconditioning. I have always found Cooper to be a terrific source for the types of watercraft that I can market in my area.

  • Dave Parker, Parker Marine
  • Bristol, RI

I am a boat repairer in Sweden and I have tried to work with several of the salvage companies in the United States and have found CCSS, LLC to be the most friendly, straightforward, and honest, of the group. I have bought several boats from them and will continue to do so in the future.

  • Jonny Lagg, Lagg's Marine
  • Boxholm, Sweden

I never had the opportunity to thank you for what you do. You got one excellent operation with a wonderful staff that makes you and your Company stand out in the industry......Keep it up......you guys are some of the good things that come out of a natural disaster......

  • Manny

I own a boat and heavy equipment repair facility in the Seattle area and I have worked with CCSS,LLC for the past five years. Our company has bought and provided services for CCSS, LLC and have always considered them to be in a league of their own. We work with insurance companies and vendors every day, but rarely find a company with as much integrity as Cooper Capital.

  • Bruce Hood, Central Collision
  • Kent, WA

If you follow this rule as a guide, you'll never be disappointed by your experience in our on-line marketplace. Cooper Capital enjoys great relationships with both buyers and sellers and looks to maintain a high level of quality participation. However, if you are new to the specialty salvage industry, please follow these tips in evaluating an asset for bid:

  • Minimum starting bid is provided on most auction assets. We do not publish or inform bidders of current bids.
  • Do not try to figure out what someone else will bid. Each bidder has different resources and different costs that enable them to bid at a certain level.
  • Do not take advice from anyone that you do not know as to the condition of an asset as they might be trying to deter you from making a bid. Whenever possible, inspect the asset yourself, assess the damage, and determine a reasonable cost for repair. If you are not able to do so personally, find someone who can.
  • Research the asset and establish a fair market value prior to the loss. There are many on line and printed guides that can assist in the research process. Click here for more information but be aware that these resources will only provide you with a price range. Quality assets often bring more than these quoted prices so use as many references as possible.