fiero frame scrap price? (Page 1/4)
nickbrown MAY 09, 08:45 PM
how much does the frame weigh? and what is the scrap value.

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Raydar MAY 09, 08:50 PM
Value... depends.
Weight is reported as ~700 lbs.
nickbrown MAY 09, 08:52 PM
is it steel or iron?
Raydar MAY 09, 10:21 PM
Steel of some sort.
jscott1 MAY 09, 11:19 PM
I'm told that scrap steel is going for $8 per 100 pounds so that would be $56.... hardly worth hauling it to the scrap yard.

If you have the entire car you might get something in the $150 to $200 range for scrap.

MulletproofMonk MAY 09, 11:38 PM
Last summer I got $176 for this shell after removing the wheels. I don't remember what scrap value was and the bottom of the engine and auto transmission were still in the car.

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Jfrost MAY 10, 02:21 AM
Sent a completely stripped space frame to the junkyard and got about $60 for scrap value. Problem was it cost $65 to rent the trailer to get it there and it had to be cut up to fit in. It was quite the experience.





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jscott1 MAY 10, 07:47 PM
MulletproofMonk and Jfrost confirmed what I said earlier. A completely stripped Fiero space frame is worth about $60 and a mostly complete Fiero is worth $175 for scrap.
kgoodyear MAY 10, 09:07 PM
I bought a junked 84 for 250 and like a good boy I was going to black tag it. It would have cost $250!!! I didn't tag it. Will a salvage yard take a "salvaged" car without a title? At what point is a car not a car but a clump of steel?

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jscott1 MAY 10, 11:25 PM

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Originally posted by kgoodyear:

Will a salvage yard take a "salvaged" car without a title? At what point is a car not a car but a clump of steel?




I don't know for sure, but most scrapyards want a title for a scrap car. Texas has a loophole that helps....Here you can get an "Unrepairable Vehicle Title" that only costs $10 so you can take it to the scrapyard without issue. Your mileage may vary.

You would have to cut up a space frame in pretty small parts before it no longer resembled a car.

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