Anyone been to a junkkyard and seen a EG shell? lately

 

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Check the junkyards on route 17, some of them have some pretty wild stuff.

I was down there about 5 months ago and saw a 1937 Dodge sedan sitting in the lot that still had the 1937 factory owners manual in the glove box.

Cuda

 

most junkyards won't sell you just shells

 

Umm yeah, perhaps in your Gran Turismo inspired fantasy land they don't.

In the real world where the rest of us live junkyards love nothing more than to sell every part for they can salvage off a car.

Especally the shell since scrap metal prices have been very low since about 1997 or so.

Cuda

 

to tell you the truth my dad and uncle both own junk yards and know other yards around here and they all dont sell shells, becuase they have either a nonrepairable title or branded which means you wont be able to fix the shell up and drive it..but hey what do i know

 

Which means absolutely nothing.

People take such shells and use them for race cars.

For example, in 2000 when Ford made the Mustang Cobra R there were several test mules that were built before the actual production cars were made. These mules could never be legally titled or sold so they are usually crushed.

In this case one of the shells was sold to a guy who turned into a race car that competes on the Pro 5.0 circuit.

Now obviously what you know isn’t much, but then again most of you in the 10 inch tach crowd rarely do.

Cuda

 

man....you must not have read my post good enough..i specificly stated that you couldnt drive them on the street i said nothing about using them as drag cars..how quickly do you answer to a post and not realize what you say, and you shouldnt put people in crowds they dont belong in...you my friend are the epitome of people who HATE...so quit sippin

 

It takes a while to get a salvage title but thats no reason to not make money off of one.

 

there's differences between a salvage title and a branded title