Posted by fdt860 on May 22, 2023 at 13:56:27 from (109.222.132.216):
In Reply to: Parts tractor value posted by grayrider on May 22, 2023 at 07:56:27:
A lot ofit seemsvery good to me.
If you have a hood impact, you can disassemble it, and advertise it parts by parts.
Front end plus wheel: 300 to 400
Rear rims: 200
Engine crank: 150
Complete short bl9ck engine if usable: 400
Rear hubs: 300
Drawbar and hitch: 300
Sheet metal: 150
Transmission: 150 to 200
So you can remove your parts, and still make about 1000 profit. If you are a doctor, it is not worth your time, but if you work for 50 an hour, that is 20hours of your time, and you will not spent 20 hours ...
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