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    Bought 420 lbs of steel

    I bought 420 pounds of steel the yard. 1998 yamaha r6 with 13k mikes not running but for 38.50 who can complain its complete with a clean title & key the yard owner will not buy any vehicle just because the first one he ever bought was stolen so from that day forward he will no buy anything with a title lol yes!


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    Nice Score!!
    I'm so into scrapping.. When my Steel Toe Boots Wear out, I cut the Steel out of them and recycle the Toe!

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    Nice buy...shouldn't be too tough to get going, carbs will need to be gone through more then likely and check for spark.
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    That would be great the front main fairing have a crack in it but other than that the paint looks pretty decent going to need a back tire soon but overall cosmetically it's in decent shape

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    thats a **** good price for a bike. A friend of mine got a kawasaki kz1000 for free. He turned it into a cafe racer similar to a triumph. Is the only visible damage the fairing?

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    Wow! I've always wanted an older 350 Yammie.
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