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Good or bad salvage yard prices? 700

posted by  Bob Wennerstrom on  Mon Feb 17 08:21 CST 2003
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What really sucks is salvage guys will crush cars with plenty of good parts on them, rather than sell you the parts at a deep discount. I think they should have a "sale week" or something on cars they know they will crush soon. Anything they get for the parts has got to be better than $25/ton.

I just scored 4 240 slush mats and a glovebox lock for $25 today. Probably could have done better if I waited long enough but If you check what those mats are selling for on Ebay, I didn't do too bad either.
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Bob W.
'91 744T 173K
'82 245Ti 238K
'67 122 wagon






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