Hello from Ontario!

Hi! i got into scrapping kind of by accident. My gf showed me a picture of a 1991 f350 crew cab long box diesel for sale locally, something clicked and i had to have it. The ad said in bold letters-excellent truck to start your own scrap metal business.
well i bouht the truck in feb '12 and spent 2 months 8 hrs a day cutting welding and basically
Making a new body for it because old one was destroyed. rewind to feb and march-when i got my taste for scrapping.
my buddies and i build and fix cars on the side so we acumulate lots of old useless parts. well we loaded up my truck, went to local yard and got 150 bucks for everything (like 600lbs of "shred"..). ever since then me and my trusty truck Jerry have been out on local bulk item waste collection days picking up that money! shes a great rig-dont shut her down for around 6 hrs when im out, and takes and beating!. Once i get a trailer..serious money.



I guess by default I deal with scrap car parts, catalytic converters ate great money! I have a guy that pays 80-150 a piece. wish i had the equipment and facilities to grab whole cars.

i am 22 and going into my 5th and final year of university. made just over a grand this summer doing scrap (5-6 days of work). when i go back to school ill try being the can man, 50c a pound for that stuff, and i got a whole garage i can stuff..

While your at school be sure to keep your eye out for computers and parts, students go thru a lot of computer parts. Read our section on electronics and check out the prices of some of our buyers.

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We get a nickle a piece here so I WILL BEND OVER AND PICK IT UP !!!

Originally Posted by DGMOTORHAULAGE

Most yards here do 50cents a pound for cans.
Whats a typical 355ml can weigh?
theyres a guy in my area at school that does cans..but i got a bigger truck and know everyone who works there .

If i can get dibs on part of the schools recycling..wow

Just make you up some flyers and home made business cards, and start networking with the students.