We just took a body shell to scrap this week. $45/ton. $35 paid for roughly 1550#. That's a 1/3 of what paid out a few years ago.
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We just took a body shell to scrap this week. $45/ton. $35 paid for roughly 1550#. That's a 1/3 of what paid out a few years ago.
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Mike
99 Ultra Classic, 89 Softail, 67 Kaw 250
One of the guys at work took back our scraps from the machine shop yesterday and was turned away, they weren’t taking any steel.
I had a woman that wanted to try the "drive it, push it, drag it in" used car deal and was lined up to give me $100 for it. I told her it wasn't even a complete car, but I had the title, and she said her dealer was OK with it.
I thought that was all pretty ridiculous, but maybe I should have taken her up on it
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99 Ultra Classic, 89 Softail, 67 Kaw 250
Is anybody buying cats? I have a pair of catalytic converters off the same scrap car.
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99 Ultra Classic, 89 Softail, 67 Kaw 250
Best rate I have been getting for cats is out of state at Rockaway recycling. Text them a pic with the part number and they will send you a price https://catalyticcontrol.rockawayrec...-scrap-prices/
Got a really good quote, do they actually deliver the quoted value, or do you end up with less? Just worried about a bait and switch. I confirmed the condition with them, so if they deliver close to what they quoted, it would be worth the shipping cost for 3 converters.
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99 Ultra Classic, 89 Softail, 67 Kaw 250
Shipped on Thursday, cash in my PayPal this morning, exactly as quoted AND they covered shipping. Thanks for the recommendation, they paid 2x what the local buyers were paying.
Now.. how are aluminum prices? I have some wheels that are worth more as scrap, apparently.
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