RE: Salvage yard closing out

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Buddy of mine runs a salvage yard.He says the accepted business practice 
is that each car occupies a slot.Each slot should produce a certain 
amount of income per month.When a vehicle fails to produce...it gets 
crushed.Old yards run by old guys can survive but new owners cant let 
money producing slots sit filled with non producing cars.Economics may 
suck but the owners arent doing this just to get by.As far as ebay 
goes...after selling the 5(arbitrary number) high dollar parts off a car 
the rest is $1-$10 items that may take months to sell. 
Gary H. wrote:
> 
> It's a world view clash between easy, quick cash and long term "cash" 
> sitting in the form of parts inventory. 
> 
> The junkyard owner sees the '62 to '65 Mopars as a commodity (steel) to 
> process now. We see the Mopars as historical artifacts, irreplaceable 
> pieces of history, and life support for our hobby. 
> 
> Not an easy reconciliation! 
> 
> Gary H.
> 
> Dustin C. wrote:
> > Crushed cars are bringing the most they ever have in history. Its >sad 
> > too. It is so much easier for a yard to crush than sell parts.
> > 
> > Dustin

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