I have what I believe to be a 77 Scout II with 304 auto and I think T18 but dont know has no axels or seats. Needs little work but could be a verry cool project.

100.00 to 200.00 tops

it has a dana 20 TC...a t18 is a manual

its not worth anything around here, when the axles are gone I tell people that i'l take it away for a $100..yes they pay me to take it away.

bone yards dont even want them,miller compressing will give me about $5 for one with no trans,TC or axles

my advice pull the TC and trans sell them on ebay and use the money to pay the disposal fee

let me qualify my comment...I'm in the midwest...there is no such thing as a clean body left in the midwest

Originally posted by muskyman
it has a dana 20 TC...a t18 is a manual

its not worth anything around here, when the axles are gone I tell people that i'l take it away for a $100..yes they pay me to take it away.

bone yards dont even want them,miller compressing will give me about $5 for one with no trans,TC or axles

my advice pull the TC and trans sell them on ebay and use the money to pay the disposal fee


Ditto - our scrap yard is giving $5.00 for a car.
It almost doesn't pay to take some ones junk from them anymore. But I still do it :D

Around here, we get about $1 per 100lbs. I got a little over $12 for an '80 SII tub and frame (no top, no front clip). My net weight on the ticket was a little over 1200lbs.

Originally posted by TORC
Around here, we get about $1 per 100lbs. I got a little over $12 for an '80 SII tub and frame (no top, no front clip). My net weight on the ticket was a little over 1200lbs.

IIRC, Steve mentioned that when they rebodied Aubrey's Scout they hauled the remains in to the scrap yard.

I don't remember the details, but it was something like $15 for the scrap, and $25 for the trailer rental. :D

I just hauled my donor truck over the scales minus the frame, axles and motor/xfer and got a whopping 71 cents and we loaded up the tub with other scrap steel lying around the shop. It was a '77 SSII God rest its sole.

i get $2.50 a 100 pounds. most people around here get $1.75. i get extra cause i bring them alot of stuff. HOWEVER i won't haul for less than $3.00 a hundred. not worth the time nor the effort for less than $3. when people haul for such low prices that is why they stay low. why would they raise the prices if people will still bring it for $1 a hundred. i haven't hauled anything in 2 years because of the shitty prices. as a result i now have about 500 cars and trucks mucking up the homeplace. i won't even go and pick them up anymore, people have to bring them to me....unless it is something good.
Mike