Ok.. did I do something to make you all quit talking to me?

[Gerald Pelnar]

That's pretty much it. When it started, the local salvage was havin' a cow
'cause they didn't have a salvage license. As long as they don't "sell
parts" all is well. Drop off your junk and take home neat stuff.  :)
Problems being most of the cars are real old. Last time I got rid of a
junker, I got the auto salvage to waive the $25 fee to pick it up. The local
salvage is changing ownership, maybe the new owner will be easier to get
along with. A lot of cars end up at the metal recycler, they'll buy them by
the ton and sell stuff by the pound.

Gerald

----- Original Message -----
From: Kris Weldy <volvo4life at home.com>

>
> Whoa,thats a good idea,any more details?
>
>  Only bad thing is the previous owners who scrap the cars get nothing-but
> free parts off other cars...LOL...Where as you can make money off your
junk
> car in texas by selling it to a salvage yard..

> > I'm going to take time away from the computer to take a look at the
> > pull-r-yourself for free car collection. Scrap prices are down and the
> > pickin's might be good. A generous local guy donates a pasture for
> everyone
> > to dump their old cars. The local salvage yard charges to take your
> > donations. Parts are free for the pickin'. He can't sell parts without a
> > license. When scrap prices go up, he brings in a crusher and sells the
> > hulks. I don't think he makes much for the service.
> >
> > Gerald



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