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   davidhawks | May 07, 2008 05:05am | #1

   Don't know about the Subaru, but somebody's gonna get one helluva deal on a Ranger!

   The best reward for a job well done is the opportunity to do another.

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   Ted W. | May 07, 2008 05:11am | #2

   Eric, uhhh.... do you realize you posted links to the editing page? Better fix that before someone else does. --------------------------------------------------------

   Cheap Tools at MyToolbox.netSee some of my work at AWorkOfWood.com

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   EricPaulson | May 07, 2008 05:25am | #5

   Thanks![email protected]

    

    

    

    

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   junkhound | May 07, 2008 05:17am | #3

    

   Yep, wow<G>

   Good for parts or fix up, and 'only' $1500, and 'only' 200K miles.

   Answered one like that locally for a '94 S-10 extended cab, 172K miles and some dents, wanted $1200; saw it run for 3 weeks, then sent guy an e-mail saying if he could not sell it within a few months e-mail me, as I'd buy any running S-10 for $276: my standard "Good for parts or fix up" price.  (went $350 once for one with near new tires on aluminum wheels)

   By golly, 3 months later he e-mails back, wants it gone even at my price, he did not realize junkers really only did sell for junk prices. 

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   EricPaulson | May 07, 2008 05:24am | #4

   J,

   The rear is an 8.8 inch posi. Price one at the yard. $1000.00

   The bed is fine. Price that too. $1000.00.

   I said I was asking.

   It's ok to ask.[email protected]

    

    

    

    

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   junkhound | May 07, 2008 05:37am | #7

   I meant no offense, simply an observation.

   I've tried to sell some vehicles but usually just part them out. 

   Was able to sell a '94 Dodge grand Caravan for $1300 last year, but only after I did a valve job on it. Not much profit in that unless one considers the labor as 'recreation'.

   DW 'talked' me into getting rid of about 8 cars last year, simply parted and scrapped all but the Dodge.  Still only get about $70 ton for steel scrap here, hear it is more than twice that back East and Midwest. 

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   EricPaulson | May 07, 2008 05:41am | #8

   We're cool.

   Working on cars/recreational, hmmmmmmmmmmmmm.[email protected]

    

    

    

    

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   natedaw | May 07, 2008 06:34am | #9

   $70 a ton...wow. I just scrapped an old truck last week and got $275 a ton. That sure made my day.

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   EricPaulson | May 07, 2008 05:28am | #6

   That's an older picture...............doesn't quite look that good n mo'.

   It needs a little TLC.

   Trying to clear out the "lot" a bit.[email protected]

    

    

    

    

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   EricPaulson | May 11, 2008 05:50pm | #10

   Sunday Bump

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