new forum, old scraper. Hello

[Ironsides46]

Been scrapping for a long time off and on. Wish I had some of the cars I scrapped back in the 60s now!

[logansryche]

Welcome back - never got into scrapping vehicles. Electronics are my game.

[TheDude80]

Welcome to the forum.

[Ironsides46]

Ive just started e-scrap. It tends to a little overwelming. I would like to do a little gold recovery also.

[Hypoman]

Welcome from IN. I'm sure you have some tidbits of knowledge to share with us all!!




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[Mechanic688]

Ive just started e-scrap. It tends to a little overwelming. I would like to do a little gold recovery also.

You'll have to hit the other forum (GRF) to get all the tip and tricks of refining. We have a few people here that are members there. GRF stands for (gold refining forum). Just like here, they have all the tips and tricks and contacts but you need to do it their way to stay safe.

[Jonniebrass]

Welcome from Massachusetts.

[bigburtchino]

Ironsodes - I was to young in the 60's to be scraping cars or anything else. In the early 60's I was just learning to tie my shoes. In the late 60's was busy modifying my bicycles. I do remember the cars from the 60's as it was the "birth" of muscle car era. My favorite year for cars was 1967, with cars like the Ford Fairlane, Plymouth GTX, and Chevy Corvette. I would like to have some of those 60's cars you scraped too! Welcome to the best forum on the net.