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    Not bad for trash! Harley wheels...

    So I got these from a garage cleanout. Was going to just scrap the aluminum rims. Then saw the magic words "Harley Davidson" inscribed on the wheel.

    A quick listing on eBay, and a buy it now buyer same day for $125!



    I don't know if I left money on the table or not, but I figured that was a reasonable price considering how expensive Harley stuff is and the fact I could scrap the rims for decent money.


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    Oh, and the guy who came out to pick up the wheels is very interested in buying my go karts. I'll let you know...

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    Nicely done!! Rims can be that way.. right type.. right gearhead segment.. Like 30 lb Silver coins!
    I'm so into scrapping.. When my Steel Toe Boots Wear out, I cut the Steel out of them and recycle the Toe!

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    He just bought two of the go kart frames. Can you say "freed up space?"

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    That is the mark of a great scrapper!! If you don't know what something is worth, check it out on ebay!! I agree that it is important to realize that scrap value by definition is the least ammount of money something is worth. Way to crank up those profits!

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    Quote Originally Posted by BurlyGuys View Post
    He just bought two of the go kart frames. Can you say "freed up space?"
    Cash $$$ and empty floor space- Double Cha-Ching!! Nice Work man!


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