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Pulling value from the jaws of total loss, one rescued bolt at a time.
means To save something useful from wreckage, destruction, or a situation otherwise written off.
from From Latin salvare, to save, via French salvage — originally the fee owed for rescuing a ship and its cargo from the sea.
Maritime lawRescuers can legally claim a reward for saved ships.
Title statusSalvage titles brand cars deemed too damaged to repair.
Word cousinShares its root with salvation and salve.