Verse
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Seen at the scrap metal yard this week. It is really rusty anyway, but could have given up some parts.
Another C body meets its demise
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71Polara383
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True that. It's surprising how quickly a handful of usable parts can add up to a few hundred dollars. (and the rusted body is still available for scrap.)
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WTF IS WRONG WITH PEOPLE
OK this would take at least a million words to answer and cars being scrapped would be a very small part of it.
OK this would take at least a million words to answer and cars being scrapped would be a very small part of it.
71Polara383
Kid with ballcap
I just dont get it.
Well its not worth the 8k I tried to sell it for so ill take 200 bucks and call it a day?
I could never look at a vintage piece of American culture/history without checking its desirability/value before dismissing it. Jukebox, cool antiques, cars, Etc.
Yeah, it's kinda sad to see this (particularly if you need a battery cable that QQE can't seem to make), but I certainly get it. The world has been scrapping C Bods since about...oh.....1967. And Vettes and Mustangs and Super Bees and Camaros and.......
Look at all the "useable parts" on the other cars in the picture. Seems like the salvage yard didn't bother to remove those parts, either. Do we really expect someone trying to make a living in the "junk world" to spend all that time removing assorted small parts from some rusty old car and finding a market for them?
Look at all the "useable parts" on the other cars in the picture. Seems like the salvage yard didn't bother to remove those parts, either. Do we really expect someone trying to make a living in the "junk world" to spend all that time removing assorted small parts from some rusty old car and finding a market for them?
Samplingman
Old Man with a Hat
Good point!
But.....since Murray didn't somehow get to THIS particular car before the junkyard did, it must be his fault those items are lost forever!
Rapidtrans777
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the optional right fender chrome grille surround, a weight distribution receiver, and an old school chrome step bumper. All easy sales and good for a couple hundred bucks. Is that a Dodge dog dish on that square body?
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SGT FURY
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We sell 90+% of our scrap materials to China,so they can become the world leaders in steel production. China has already bought most of our scrap metal recycling industry. Next we will sell them our farm and food supply chain. I drop at the scrap yard almost everyday. It pains me to see it all go China. The US just dosent manafactor anything anymore!
When the price is high is when the wrecking yards clear out there heavy cars and trucks first.
Most of the cars you see in my posts are wrecking yard rescues.
It's becoming increasingly difficult for me to hold on to all these rescue cars!!!!
TX9
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Hi SGT FURY
Very sad, but true update on Classic Car Salvage Market- that Q4 Polara Vert will make 1,000 Toasters at Target- pathetic reality of 2021 Global Economy
Are you up in Williams CA at Big M ?!
always wanted to visit ForwardLook yard!
Very sad, but true update on Classic Car Salvage Market- that Q4 Polara Vert will make 1,000 Toasters at Target- pathetic reality of 2021 Global Economy
Are you up in Williams CA at Big M ?!
always wanted to visit ForwardLook yard!
SGT FURY
Senior Member
No,I'm in Santa Rosa. I just sold 3 FL cars to bigM. Going to Big M is a must if you have not been there. About 850 mid 50s to early 60s cars. Some 35-40 .57,58 Plymouths.
He has a annual BBQ public party every oct.
TX9
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Peggy Sue Show Santa Rosa is Pending June 11-12 see you there SGT FURY!
I’m just down 101 in Marin County . . .
Beep Beep Dave
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I guess they couldn't be bothered to make some extra money.
Dave
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