ive got cars everywhere :)

nice!!

Nice Job Cory. Keep it up you won't have a yard anymore but a dealership.

Ever need a hand me and the cooler are only 2000 miles away..lol.

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hey cory first off i want to say congrats for the hard work you are doing .if you work hard and have common sense and a strong back you will go far. .years ago i sold a ton of cars one year. alot came from auctions.back then junk was very low cars sold for 1.85 per hundred pounds. id get 10 for under 400 dollars most of the time. and if it was a smaller car i would charge for removal most of the time.ahh those were the days(NO COMPETITION) any how when you are reselling make sure you dont put the cars into your name before you sell them. im sure you are not cause it costs to make the titles and its easier to just get the old owner to sign the title and transfer it straight to the person you sell to.anyhow in Ohio you can only sell so many cars per year without a dealers license.they track this by the number of titles you have fixed at the courthouse .im not sure how many it is but if you go over you will have a big problem at tax time at least i did.it cost me around 4500 dollars by the time it was all over with that was counting fines and fees of course.they charged me an outrageous amount of taxes on the profit i made off every car,the problem didn't lie in the ones i actually resold ,it came from the ones i junked.since the ones i sold were all sold as 100 dollars each no matter what i sold them for that wasn't a big deal.the problem was for the ones i junked.since the titles were never transferred and i bought such a large amount they thought i was doing something illegal with them( at least thats the conclusion i came to ) long story short they charged me taxes on the difference in what i payed for the cars from the actual blue book value for every car that i had put in my name that i no longer owned i swear they charged me for the ink they wrote my bill up with and the stamp they used to mail it.i never thought it would cause me a problem at the time but the ones from the auction all went into my name i would get a title in my name about 2 weeks after i bought the car. now i junked 95 percent of them but none the less it was a recorded title transfer in my name,im not sure if it was because i bought the cars in another state or what..anyhow when i saw you say you have been buying from an impound lot i just wanted to let you know what happened to me.i don't want to come off as a know it all or anything like that. and im not trying to say it will happen or anything .id just hate to see the same thing happen to an up and coming power scrapper.well that's all i was wanting.i want to say good job one more time and wish you luck..scrap on little brother

Originally Posted by Mechanic688

Sir; according to my calculations it's only 842 mile.
That's a good days run.

Round trip Mech! That's almost 2000 miles...give or take 300 or 400. :P But hey, I like to travel and see the country!

Sirscrapalot - When I was a boy the Dead Sea was only sick. - George Burns

Originally Posted by BarrenRealms007

I've made the trip the Charlotte a few times. It ca be a long trip. But the scenery is real nice especially in the fall. I for one would love to see you come over some day and would make a special effort to come up to Cory's. I could even be persuaded to Bar-b-q a shoulder and bring it if I had the time.

Ha ha! Barren before I make the trip I'll make sure your schedule is clear so you can bring that shoulder an join us. If I recall we need to have our drinking duel over the whole 007 thing.

When you made the trip Barren, did you go I 40? I know it starts/end here in NC right around Charlotte if I recall.

Sorry for jacking your thread Cory! But I got Barren talking about making some BBQ!

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Atta way to go Cory! I for one feel you deserve all the good, and know you've worked hard for it

wish i lived closer, I'd know where to get parts! ; )

congratulations on the great job cory

That's badass Cory. I do the same thing out here in northern California and competition has gotten thick in the past few years. I got into this as a survival deal because Butte County is one of the poorest counties in California and it's pretty repressed. Not a lot of jobs but plenty of losers on drugs and welfare though. I've been doing this for 4 years and don't think I've hit 600 yet haha. Maybe 400. I've even done some half-ass research on your state in case I get tired of semi-struggling out here and decide to uproot everything and start over somewhere else.

Collin..thanks for the clarification, I know it ends somewhere west of me in NC. I'm as far east as you can get, 1 to 2 miles out from the mainland lies my sandbar.

So I hit water no matter what when I head home..LOL.

Sirscrapalot - Is gonna have to listen to Cory be all like "Dude you kept jacking my thread, I'm so not getting you one of those sandwiches now!" when he visits.

Originally Posted by Sirscrapalot

Collin..thanks for the clarification, I know it ends somewhere west of me in NC. I'm as far east as you can get, 1 to 2 miles out from the mainland lies my sandbar.

So I hit water no matter what when I head home..LOL.

Sirscrapalot - Is gonna have to listen to Cory be all like "Dude you kept jacking my thread, I'm so not getting you one of those sandwiches now!" when he visits.

Yeah I know of where you live...I was stationed at Camp LeJeune and lived there and in Hubert, NC from 2003-2006. Maybe we'll move back to NC someday.

Man i havent been on here in forever.man sounds like your doing good for yourself.
I like the avatar pic even though i cant really see it lol