Reputable Salvage Yard Buyer DFW?

Has anyone worked w/ salvage yard in my area (reasonable distance from Plano) who was fair and straightforward??

My 2007 Prius (208k) has reached the end of the road *for me.* Self-inflicted wound -- tried to jump my dead 12v in the dark....well I THOUGHT I could tell which cord was red! Wrong.

Details:
It needs inverter assmbly ($1200 quote Hometown Hybrids), new rear tires, & a new 12v (died a while back! Hence my regular use of a handheld charger) It's all way more than I can afford...& more than it's resale value.

Tried getting salvage quote online--they look VERY unrealistic. Quoting $1500 even if I marked body damage! (It really only has some paint damage) That's more than the est value if it were in working condition!! Assume this is just "bait" & I'd end up w/ a fraction.

Hoping s/o can recommend a local yard ! (Or at least suggest what I might get.)

If there is a better way to sell a non-drivable vehicle, I'm all ears!!!

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PS Yes, I def'ly would've gone ahead & fixed if my situation were different, but I'm hoping to move in 6 mos (>2k miles!) & wasn't planning to transport it anyway($$$ also more than value). I've already paid WAY too much to replace that master fuse $$ just so they could start the car and diagnose it! The add'l $ I'd have to put into it, plus the ins. premiums I'd save would go a long way to getting another car when I move. (I don't commute, so my Uber needs will be modest)

 

@SFO
Thank you...lots to investigate here. (CL/OU/FMP?? Sorry I'm not too savvy. Inherited this car and still not up to speed.)

Re codes, POa09. This was (sadly) at the dealer. (at my usual shop's recommendation....not hybrid specialists).All I know about fuse is it is hard to get to...2 hrs of labor..>$300/hour! Never again!