6 month anniversary 51 to 100 + and new tools

kinda like my 2nd intro but today is the 6 month anniversary of our first car, i posted on march 6 my list of 50, here are the next 50+ so far
51 97 voyager
52 92 blazer
53 98 grand am
54 91 cutlass
55 94 bronco
56 95 cutlass sl
57 94 corsica
58 97 passport
59 90 geo prizm
60 98 silouette
61 87 442
62 00 cirrus
63 94 thunderbird
64 87 astrovan
65 95 bmw 325i
66 buick lesabre
67 buick riverira
68 93 buick lesabre
69 91 omni
70 03 pathfinder
71 99 escort
72 03 century
73 95 thunderbird
74 91 ranger
75 87 rodeo
76 80 toyota truck
77 99 mazda b6000
78 90's dakota
79 99 taurus
80 pontiac parisinne
81 chrysler imperial
82 98 chevy lumina
83 99 jeep grand cherokee limited
84 buick riviera
85 buick lesabre
86 89 cavalier z24
87 91 exporer
88 escort xr
89 00 cadilac catera
90 93 grand am
91 90 dodge dynasty
92 95 dakota
93 93 jimmy
94 99 taurus wagon
95 96 mazda millilum
96 mitsubitshi mighty max
97 mercury cougar
98 dodge stratus
99 02 blazer
100 88 delta 88
101 95 f150
102 pontiac transport
103 pontiac grand prix

i have right now on my list to still pick up a ranger, escape, explorer, accord, and a mazda car.

ive posted a tools list ive aquired b4, i may miss some but i will only list what we have aquired while scrapping.

manual tire machine this at the time was the best tool we had
automatic tire machine ( traded a cirrus for it and the guy give me two cats)
new 16ft trailer
numerous milwaukee dewalt rigid and metabo tools
80 gallon husky pro air compressor
chopsaw
craftsman, stanley, and huskky socket sets
bluepoint professional battery charger
black and decker charger
hammers, prybars, pliers, cutters, bolt cutters
vises
jacks
snap on diagnostics kit
and got a little right angle air grinder today (dont know the technical term)

still to purchase mainly a plasma cutter i know i said months ago i was gettin one it just hasnt happened yet but ive got my eye on one, and anything else i see that i think we may need

anyway during this time we have also done yard cleanups, scrapped a crawler loader, the better part of a greyhound bus, cut up 1000's of fire extinguishers, several smaller pieces of farm equipment and several off the wall stuff we all run into.



in the future our plans are to mainly keep doing what we are doing, going to do extra advertising, trying to get new contacts and contracts which we have really found out tend to find us.

it will be a while before the next list not going to share it until 250, i say this everytime but thanks to everyone for what you have taught me cory couch

Has the pay out been worth it

Congradulations Cory! Did you get the snap-on scanner that MDG recommended?

absolutely, our average price is right about 300, i have a 200 min, i step it up on a few select customers or larger vehicles, if you scrap cars you can figure our profits, all the tools ive bought have come from the profits of scrap, ive got wiring harness for days in my yard, stacks and stacks of aluminumwheels to break down, i posted a pic a few weeks ago of radiators, whenever or if ever i have time to get to any of this its pure profit.

yep i got the very one, havnt used it yet tho, still in the case looking pretty

congrats on what you have done.I have a manual tired machine it does a good job.Also what do u want a plasma cutter for?

to cut up our fire extinguishers, i think it will be the easist and cheapest way, we got the money just holding out for a good deal

Great job Cory! I'm sure I'm not alone in saying that I love seeing these kinds of posts about hard work paying off.