If I didn't have bad luck, I'd have no luck at all...
GC Metal Recycling & Recovery
Barrie, Ontario.
Wish my prices were that good around here.
Went to the core buyer yesterday
Harness: .75/lb
Clean #2 Copper wire .75/lb
Communication wire .25/lb
Brass $1.25
Sheet Alum (Like your siding) .45/lb
Last edited by sledge; 12-06-2014 at 04:26 PM.
I'm so into scrapping.. When my Steel Toe Boots Wear out, I cut the Steel out of them and recycle the Toe!
Iv only been buying cars i get get for $250 or less. Trucks i max out at 300. I dont like being tight on cars and with shred prices being unpredictable this time of year, iv been holding off on alot of cars id normally jump all over. Might reconsider some cars with aluminum rims though with how high aluminum is right now.
I won't be wronged. I won't be insulted. I won't be laid a-hand on. I don't do these things to other people, and I require the same from them.” John Wayne-- The Shootist
NEWBS READ THIS THREAD ABOUT REFINING!!!!
http://www.scrapmetalforum.com/off-t...ning-read.html
I worked in the US on a bi-national (Canada/US) defense contract for a couple years. The Canadian military would mostly use the day/month/year format and the US would use the month/day/year format. You always had to be careful about which date they were referring to, especially for dates in the middle of the year.
I've turned down 4 vehicles in the last month and a half. Sellers refused to drop price.. I refuse to lose $.
The one I ran in yesterday I bought for $300 because it ran and drove. Had a potential Cash and Clunker Swap on it, when I started it up again to put it on the trailer- it ran like someone had dumped sugar in the tank. So I had to cancel the deal
So on the body yesterday. I made $299. Which is not what I shoot for- I always want to make a little profit on the body.. but the alternative was getting about $260 (3320 lbs across scale) so that was why I HAD to run the thing another 20 miles further than my normal yard.
I was worried I wouldn't clear profit on this one.. and with steel being where it is- if I had known it was going to crap out the offer would have been $200- not $300. So I really lucked out making a little profit off the car.
But I am in your camp- not buying cars at all really- if I can't turn profit on them.. I let em go!
Stinks.. but it is what it is!
All my recent cars i payed $200 and one was $225. May get an f150 for 300, only payin 300 cause its my buddys dads truck.
That white olds i got im trying to part out but nobody needs parts. Its goin next. Its a shame cause the bodys mint. That 88 chrysler im not scrappng. Its in great shape and i dont have the heart to scrap it lol
Trucks going away for the winter soon so im really trying to get one more before she goes to bed, no luck. Plenty out there but nobody returns emails or calls.
I just bought 4 this week.I think the average price was 366.25 i get $210 a ton.
I still buy whenever i can.in the winter i dont due much not because of prices but because of weather.
Sledge all the ones you turn down let me know i will buy them all.
In regards to use a common date, go for Julian date (my main satellite uses that in its metadata). I doubt there's many people that would know what each number means for a specific date but there are "Julian date" converter. They have a way that figures in leap years. My b-day is usually Julian date 308...
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