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Sometimes they let me stand around while it's being crushed (run over with a huge dozer of some sort) and sometimes they ask me to drive away, I'll see if I can take a video of it being crushed and post it up.

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I've parted out and had crushed over 30 jet boats. I have a 26' 4" (measure with my feet) SKV jet boat. I don't think I've seen another like it. Basicaly I want to know if the dozer should crush it after it's stipped or should I sell it less motor because it's worth saving due to rareity...

This is a waste of RD's space. I thought I had a couple free boats but the deal is getting too wierd for me to mess with it.

Please delete. (Deal has turned "flakey")

BBF sold. That Olds 455 is money in the bank, you can rebuild it and sell it in eBay for $1750+. Olds car guys love fresh water marine motors.

I sold the pump. El Cajon, about 20 minutes east of San Diego. There have been a few people interested in the 460 but no taker's yet.

455 Olds long block, ran when pulled, probably tired and in need of a rebuild, it's a marine block with G heads, $200 pair of Olds B heads (sold) 460 Ford long block (sold) 305 Chevy long block (carb to pan but wrong pan), mid 90's smog motor, $80 Berkeley 12JC pump (sold) (2)...

Thanks for the input. We're not sure what was under the hood but the owner said it looks like it used to have a Lenco in it, I'm not sure what that would look like. I think I'll start it around $2k. I had no idea the Falcon had gone up in value that much.

I sell stuff for my friends. It's definately a new field for me. Anyway, a friend has a car and I can't figure out what to ask for it. Anyone know what it's worth? 1965 Falcon, former race car, no engine or trans, all glass is there, windows roll up and down, doors shut nice, has driveshaft...

Depends on the Ford F150! 5 lug 4 1/2" bolt circle. I think the years would be something like 1954 - 1995.

If your on a budget, Centerline has overstock's, discontinued, and blem wheels on their website. I haven't been on that site for quite some time but some of them were really inexpensive. I paid around $150 (shipped) for four brand new discontinued Centerline aluminum wheels for a truck. The...

That's really cool.

I've been buying and parting out boats like that for several years. I would pay $350 - $400 for that boat, expecting to double my money (min.) when I part it out including all associated costs.

I got a cheap bimini (about $110 shipped) off of eBay. It came with plastic hardware. I've had the boat up to 46 mph but I wouldn't expect that cheap bimini to handle much more speed than that. Now after it's aged a year, I'm not sure if it would handle 46 mph. The straps that came with the...

It sounds like it took a turn for the much better, congrats.

A bimini, then a stereo, and third would be a gas card. The steering cable idea was a good idea also.

With used four strokes costing 3 to 4 times what the same sized used two stroke costs, two strokes using somewhere around 3 times more fuel than a four stroke, and then you've got places thinking of banning two strokes. It's like comparing a VW bug to a Corvette.

Just like the global warming scam but at least the global warming scam makes some people a lot of money.

I forgot, nice work C-2! You're good people.