Having a clear-out...

I've a couple of damaged Formula Vauxhall Lotus chassis boards (aluminium honeycomb planks). They probably weight about 50kg between them.

Is it worth weighing them in at the scrappies (a 40 mile round trip), or do I just bin it at the local tip (a few miles down the road)?

I've also got two damaged Mag wheels... about 10kg between them.

Strip it of any fittings, alloy and copper are through the roof...


Lead is not as busy for me as it were, but the metal dealers are receiving regular visitors


Which means only one thing...


Ring him for a guesstimate


I would say weigh it in

Hi Scootz,

last quote we got for Clean Ali was £730 per tonne (a few weeks ago)

Ill let you do the maths

Andy

Cheers guys!

Last Sierra shell I weighed in got me £57 in July.

The next one might acquire a few bricks on the way there

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Originally posted by nick205
Last Sierra shell I weighed in got me £57 in July.

The next one might acquire a few bricks on the way there

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Originally posted by NigeEss

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Originally posted by nick205
Last Sierra shell I weighed in got me £57 in July.

The next one might acquire a few bricks on the way there

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And a few gallons of water in the tank...............

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What about alloy wheels, are they considered 'clean' alloy?

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Originally posted by carpmart
What about alloy wheels, are they considered 'clean' alloy?

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Our local car breaker has a sign up saying Scrap Cars Wanted £110

Thats in Montrose.