Scrap yards

[oneslowcamino]

I have a car body that I need to take in. Normally I take my scrap to Sadoff's in Fon Du Lac, but I am no longer going to school in Fon Du lac so with the price of gas I really don't want to have to drive up there. So who around here has the best prices?

[Car Guy]

Is it just a shell, or is there more to it...??? Drivetrain, wheels, exhaust, etc.....






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[oneslowcamino]

Shell, doors, fenders, exhaust, and some other misc stuff and I might be scraping the chassis but I am not sure if my uncle wants it or not. Its whats left of my 73 impala.

[Windsors 03 Cobra]

I have heard thru the grapevine that Waukesha Iron pays higher than most yards but in your case I would think closer is better.
Miller Compressing pays pretty good but is all the way in the Menomonee valley. Local junkyards are even paying well for unusable junk.

[HY35F2T]

I have heard thru the grapevine that Waukesha Iron pays higher than most yards but in your case I would think closer is better.
Miller Compressing pays pretty good but is all the way in the Menomonee valley. Local junkyards are even paying well for unusable junk.

waukesha is only 220/ton last time i was there.

[oneslowcamino]

I will have to call Waukesha Iron, I think that would work out best because I work in Waukesha. Last time I heard Sadoff's had $280 a ton, but that was a little over a month ago.

[subliminal1284]

Scap metal places usually wont take a whole car unless u go to town on it with a saw to make it into small pieces