Reply to "Gr 4 Wheels?"

accobraMember

Larry,

In the new world ... if it isnt for sale it isnt worth nothing. The OLD MONOPOLIZING mentality is gone ... with the internet you can buy the same products elsewhere.

I have old parts from the STEAM HEATING days .. I listed them on EBAY and they sell like hot cakes ... my Dad has had them for 50 years ... they have 3" of dust on them. Now some are worth more as scrap Brass.

This old fellow will find in a few more years there will be no tires to mount on them ... then he tooo will have STEEL MOLDS he can get about .25 cents a pound for steel LOL

In the NY its too costly to store and warehouse scrap.

Ron

12/2/061:19 PM

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