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I've been crunching the numbers for scrapping cars. It looks too good to be true.

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  1. 11-01-2014, 12:52 AM #3
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    80's cars have the most Copper in their wiring loom.
    All those fancy gadets, jappa cars.... Best seemed to be a honda, mid '80's again.
    Getting the wiring looms out is tough work, even when you get good at it.



    BMW's are so easy, once you do one, you relise they would be sooooo much safer in a car crash.

    Selling the parts is the way to make money, crash bags, starter etc etc, electronics, all of it.

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