Off cars mostly. There's a place out by me... apparently either because of lack of management oversight or employee laziness, they have been tossing lots of wire... I mean like... my buddy and I would go by 2x a week and for as long as the sky held light strip harnesses and such out of cars in the "crush" pile. I think our best day was close over 800#.
We weren't getting the best price for it. Probably because we were lazy. Guy told us if we took off all the extra casing and clipped the connectors he could give us a better price. I think we were getting $1.13/lb?
I work at a salvage yard myself doing all the online reselling for aftermarket parts.
Currently I have a couple hundred aftermarket and junk radios that either aren't worth selling and we don't get money for.
My question actually revolved around the boards and components in them and if it was similar in price to optical drives / peripheral boards from computers and such.
Since our best offer from an
e-scrap company in WI was like $.012/lb (yes 1.2 pennies) I bought them all at slightly higher prices. Management is pretty cool here. Especially since I just spent a week covering positions everywhere while also managing to put together a very well detailed report on a $1.5million profit line that we have instead been paying to throw away.
I have no idea where any places that would buy e-scrap are in Central Wisconsin. Columbia/Dodge/Washington/FDL area.
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