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How much steel is it? Is the smoker still good?

 

Might be eight rotors, bunch of shocks, random bits of metal, and some of my old exhaust to include the old cats and one manifold off my truck. I think the cats alone can get you a maybe $50?? I don't know what the metal inside is worth. As for the smoker, it still works, has rust on the outside and some in the fire box but all the grates are there to include new thermostat I put into it a while ago.

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Might be eight rotors, bunch of shocks, random bits of metal, and some of my old exhaust to include the old cats and one manifold off my truck. I think the cats alone can get you a maybe $50?? I don't know what the metal inside is worth. As for the smoker, it still works, has rust on the outside and some in the fire box but all the grates are there to include new thermostat I put into it a while ago.

Dang yea ill take that stuff off your hand. How soon do you need it gone? I'll be back in that area in a month for spring break?
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Dang yea ill take that stuff off your hand. How soon do you need it gone? I'll be back in that area in a month for spring break?

Give me a date and I'll see. Any weekend is good as long as it's not the last week and a half of March.

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Washed truck and garage floor

 

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Before

 

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After

 

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Ryan

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Washed truck and garage floor aqypyre7.jpg Before gyjypuhu.jpg After be3uquvu.jpg Ryan

Hey, there is a Z-28 Camaro calling your name, and it also said that other camaro was in its space. Probably should move it!

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As cool as a Z/28 would be it's not really a normal driving car.

 

 

Ryan

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Took the truck to Bismarck for the day, Wife had a nursing conference down there.

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your daughter has a sweet ride

 

Yea she has an assortment

 

 

Ryan

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As cool as a Z/28 would be it's not really a normal driving car. Ryan

That is really subjective to who you ask as a "normal driving" car. I would drive it everyday, speed limit too!

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As cool as a Z/28 would be it's not really a normal driving car. Ryan

 

 

That is really subjective to who you ask as a "normal driving" car. I would drive it everyday, speed limit too!

 

Have fun in the middle of summer with no AC

 

 

Ryan

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Have fun in the middle of summer with no AC

 

 

Ryan

 

AC is an option. ;)

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