Cat recycling.

[Clay Campbell]

Anyone know what $$ we can get out of our cats. specifically the ones in the y-pipe.

 

[Bill Barber]

For two tiny cats, not much, call the SPCA.

 

[Mike Roncarati]

 

[Ryan betts]

most chinese takeout places do cat recyclying. you'll probably get more $$ than the spca. depends on the weight though.

 

[LaRue Medlin]

Clay, someone will give you a responsible answer, promise,,, well,,, maybe

 

[Mark K 2]

 

[Mike Roncarati]

that post never had a chance!:lol:

 

[Mike Yatkowitz]

You should have done that a few months ago when prices were real high for OE cats. If they are the original cats your looking around $75.00

 

[Clay Campbell]

Thanks Mike Y, i was trying to see if i could recoupe some of the cost of a R/T y pipe.

 

[LaRue Medlin]

see,,, I told you someone would give you a straight answer......... I have faith in this place... well,, sometimes:lol:

 

[Bill Barber]

The reality is, do not sell any of your OEM stuff, down the road you may need the cats for state inspections.

Or if you sell the trac, replace the Y-pipe with the OEM and sell the R/T.

 

[Les]

The reality is, do not sell any of your OEM stuff, down the road you may need the cats for state inspections. Or if you sell the trac, replace the Y-pipe with the OEM and sell the R/T.

+1 what Bill said...

 

[Clay Campbell]

oh yea, when I had the idea I kept thinking why haven't I thought of it before. Now that Bill said that I remember, I have thought of it before and decided against it because the reasons bill gave. Thanks for the good advice Bill. and Les gets credit for agreeing

 

[EddieS'04]

I always keep all oem parts. Sometimes I put it back to stock when I sell. The only one I didnt was my '94 stang. The way It was built was my selling point. I recouped 1/2 of what I had in it, added to book price. That was about what I would have got for the striped parts. The real goodies were in the motor. 376 rwhp, nat asperated 302 cui..



The trac will go back to stock for sure.