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WC in salvage or scrap?

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Double J

09-16-2005 18:42:51




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I salvaged a wc from a guy that was going to scrap it. My intentions were to start with what was left and start building it, It is going to take more money than it will probably be worth in the end, but I hate to think of it continuing to rot down if someone thought it should stay on the salvage path or should it be headed for the scap pile. It is sn 122636 and styled. Front spoke rims. motor locked, manifold gone, hood gone, mag gone, radiator shot, frame ok, only center of rear rims. What do you all think?

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Eldon (WA)

09-16-2005 19:22:09




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 Re: WC in salvage or scrap? in reply to Double J, 09-16-2005 18:42:51  
Hang on to it....a parts tractor will come along. Four years ago I hauled one home....now $400 and 4 years later I have 4 of them setting out back with more than enough parts to make one good tractor.



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old

09-16-2005 18:51:21




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 Re: WC in salvage or scrap? in reply to Double J, 09-16-2005 18:42:51  
Keep it and if nothing else sell parts off it. I have 4 0r more tractors that will never see the scrap guy and I sell a part or 2 off them on and off. Or you might find a WC/WD and need what you have for parts. I have a WD that is just parts now but I could fix it if I found a few parts cheap



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