vehicle of the day

picked this up last night for 150

At first glance I thought that was a Typhoon! You'd have a good chunk of change if it were but it looks to be a Jimmy to me. It looks to be in good shape but I have a feeling that snow is covering up some rust. Is this a special edition Jimmy? I don't recall the base models having that pinstriping down the sides. Here's a Typhoon for those who don't know. Only made in 1992 and 1993, it could do 0-to-60 in 5.3 seconds!

rusted out at the rear quarters panels the thing is full loaded power everything digital dash drove the thing onto the trailer . does have a busted ball joint tho kinda tricky to drive lol.

im located in ns long ways away from you thortek
also pulled 15 feet of 1awg copper wire out of it and other stereo wires.

picked this up tonight for 500 i want the drive train has the 6.0 liter vortec and 1 ton running gear

nice score, did they leave any toolboxs inside??

theres another one there as well im going to try and get it is a 4.8 tho so going to try and get it cheaper

all the aluminum shelves and filing cabinets

thats nice, years ago we got some toolboxs and powerinverters, and roll around dollies that dual purpose as toolcarts out of some phone vans, super nice stuff and congrats

here is tonights pick up been slacking on the pictures

Originally Posted by wescrapmetal

here is tonights pick up been slacking on the pictures

How much did you pay for this one? When you buy cars, do you tell the people you're buying to scrap it or want some parts off it? Sorry, I'm a newbie looking for advice!!!

I plan on using a car dolly (front wheels go on dolly and rear wheel stay on street) for now until I get a bigger trailer. I still havent scrapped a car yet but, I could probably do lots of junks cars out there with a car dolly. My yard does cars now too so that is a bonus. One step at a time.

Paid 50 for it. I tell them it's for. Scrap I don't save parts

remarkably enough the price comes down when you say that you are buying it for scrap.