Drag Race Cars

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• webmailz

  Sep 17, 2010 at 11:05 pm

  

  There is not enough metal weight in a piano to make it worth the time to scrap it. For scrap metal of any type to have full value it must be “clean”. For example, an old aluminum bike frame is worth a few dollars if it has been stripped of all the other non-metal components and cables. The value of it goes down by 50% if the metal is not “clean”. Steel is worth nothing compared to copper and aluminum.

  The wood from an old piano has no real value unless you just want to use it for shelving in your garage. It takes too much time and effort to refurbish it. Most piano wood is Canadian spruce and we have more spruce trees in the country than anything else!

  It is easier to make money going around collecting aluminum beer cans that people throw out. It's clean metal and if you fill an average pickup truck box full of bagged up beer cans it's worth about $300.
• YeaaaDan

  Mar 3, 2011 at 2:39 pm

  

  lool gay yeah ben :/ and okay matee
• Terry Stankunas

  Apr 13, 2011 at 10:41 pm

  

  I'm with you all the way!
  You may appreciate the frame progression I am planning (with a Rocky Mountain Bike frame builder).
  *Ashley is providing a QUAD kit that extends a tadpole and is reversible.
  ^Terry wants a permanent QUAD that splits for packing/shipping.
  =SO
  [add 2 parallel inch-and one-half torsion tubes, 14 inch separation, as side rails, connected mid way to each X-arm and likewise to one of the 3 rear axle-tube support bridges]
  [ seat slides on rails and is restrained from rolling]
  [Drive is attached to bridge-tubes across rails]
  [Side rails have S&S Couplers so rig can be split]
• DAILYDEALINDEX

  Jun 25, 2011 at 11:24 am

  

  he licks the wheels & cables. frame on a less frequent basis. fishy bike may work. it could give me more space in races too
• Alexys Websites and RSS Articles Collection

  Aug 9, 2011 at 1:26 am

  

  2010 BMC Pro Machine SLC01 SRAM Red Chris King –