Emergency! 24 hours to act

ide call a local tow truck company see how much they want to tow it for you. If its more than 60 bucks then rent the dolly.

Local tow company will be the cheapest route. While your waiting... Grab the the wire, mercury switches and converter.

If you can't get a tow and you have a truck/van I would just cut it up in the garage. You have the engine and transmission anyway, so a few cuts later you have the doors, trunk, bonnet and roof. Cut out the seats then just have some fun with the grinder. If you choose youre cuts well and there are two of you to load up it will be easier than it looks. Fun too.

Start at 8am and you will be done a long time before noon.

How far do you have to go with it? Can you tow it with a chain?

If you're still bent on trying to get more for it, get some pics and toss 'em on CL real quick.

Best advice would be to remove the fuel tank before you start, and take it outside of the garage. Wear safety goggles when you grind, and take it easy. Doors, hood and trunk off first, followed by the roof. Seats next, to give yourself room, and also rip out the carpet. Cut the top of the car from the chassis, then to make it easy jack it up and put it on blocks. Take off the wheels to save wrestling with them later, then cut the chassis into bits two of you can lift together. Take it easy, let the grinder do the work for you and you will be fine. It doesn't take as long as you think. One of you cuts, the other loads up. Just make sure you have enough cutting discs.

Oh, and in the circumstances it wouldn't matter if if you just broke the windscreen and kicked it out and left it at the back of the garage. Anything to save time really.

be careful with cars with no paperwork at the very least run the vin through the national insurance crime bureau database.

https://www.nicb.org/theft_and_fraud_awareness/vincheck

also get some kind of bill of sale just to protect yourself

I parted out my old truck and cut the rest of it up into pieces and brought it to the yard they didnt require a title (or any paperwork) at that point because it was pretty much an assortment of parts