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    Ptscrapper is offline Metal Recycling Entrepreneur
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    I know im probably breaking some rules here but i really need an answer! I asked this question as a thread and cant find it. What is the scrap value of a 97 for econoline van cat converter?


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    Quote Originally Posted by Ptscrapper View Post
    I know im probably breaking some rules here but i really need an answer! I asked this question as a thread and cant find it. What is the scrap value of a 97 for econoline van cat converter?

    OEM or after-market cat

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    Quote Originally Posted by Ptscrapper View Post
    I know im probably breaking some rules here but i really need an answer! I asked this question as a thread and cant find it. What is the scrap value of a 97 for econoline van cat converter?

    FYI- top right of each page here has a search function. Try searching for your thread or anything you may be interested in learning about.


    Thread I found using search function, maybe it will help.

    Also, I found this on the web: YAHOO ANSWERS
    It depends. If your vehicle is still equipped with the "OE" or original equipment catalytic converter, they do contain a fair quantity of precious metals (platinum, iridium, etc) and may be quite valuable. I regularly receive $80-$120 USD for large OE converters in good condition (not degraded, burned out or broken substrate).

    Aftermarket converters contain less of these metals and are nowhere near as valuable as OE. In addition, if the substrate (the stuff inside the converter) is broken/rattling around, its value will also decline.

    So, depending on the make/size/condition of your catalyst, it may range from worthless to $150 USD. Hope this helps ;-)
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    I haven't even looked at the darn thing yet but when i do i still wont know anymore than i do now.

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