Feeling Scrappy

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Hey, those AC Driers make good cupholders! :banana:

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Fleming - is that a perfectly good 4.3 you're discarding?

I would've given you $60 for that alone - we collect them. :-/
 
Fleming - is that a perfectly good 4.3 you're discarding?

I would've given you $60 for that alone - we collect them. :-/
No, it was a locked up supercharged Series 2. I gave it a half asked try, but decided there's enough of them out there that it wasn't worthwhile. Now, that I'm thinking about it, I should have pulled the intake and valve covers. Dummy!
 
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Stripping copper is wayyyyyy too much work. Mine goes in a metal trash can, lots of times on a machine rebuild the electrician tosses it in the dumpster and I go diving. Any of the iron I replace on equipment goes in the bed of the service truck, then waits in the bed of the 80 Chevy until a suitable load is achieved. This go around I had 7300 lbs, figured it should be about 450-500 clams. Scrap was down to $90 a ton for steel. Mudafinga……. $328.00 was all it brought. Still, it's 328 bucks I didn't have before.
 
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