Catalytic Converters - Scrap Value
10 February 2011, 03:04 PM
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Catalytic Converters - Scrap Value
Got a few in the garage from various cars over the years.
Are they worth anything or shall I just bin them?
Are they worth anything or shall I just bin them?
10 February 2011, 03:13 PM
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Still worth scrapping, minimum of 20 quid a piece, but the highest at one point was 60 quid.
There is a guy on here that buys them, which I'm assuming is just for that reason.
Interesting though, I had the old man run in an Impreza cat downpipe and centre.
Despite Impreza's being able to pass emissions with just the downpipe, so you'd assume its better at doing tis job, the guy said it wasn't a proper cat, so it was less.
There is a guy on here that buys them, which I'm assuming is just for that reason.
Interesting though, I had the old man run in an Impreza cat downpipe and centre.
Despite Impreza's being able to pass emissions with just the downpipe, so you'd assume its better at doing tis job, the guy said it wasn't a proper cat, so it was less.
10 February 2011, 03:14 PM
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Still worth scrapping, minimum of 20 quid a piece, but the highest at one point was 60 quid.
There is a guy on here that buys them, which I'm assuming is just for that reason.
Interesting though, I had the old man run in an Impreza cat downpipe and centre.
Despite Impreza's being able to pass emissions with just the downpipe, so you'd assume its better at doing tis job, the guy said it wasn't a proper cat, so it was less.
There is a guy on here that buys them, which I'm assuming is just for that reason.
Interesting though, I had the old man run in an Impreza cat downpipe and centre.
Despite Impreza's being able to pass emissions with just the downpipe, so you'd assume its better at doing tis job, the guy said it wasn't a proper cat, so it was less.
It's the downpipe impreza cat that I have anyway.
10 February 2011, 03:17 PM
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Seriously though I took 3 up they cut them open to check the precious metals are still inside then handed over the cash, Strangely the one that had come off my subaru was empty so they only gave me £1.50 for the steel.Car batteries are worth about a fiver each at the minute so if you have any of them kicking around it may be worth taking them up.
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Still worth scrapping, minimum of 20 quid a piece, but the highest at one point was 60 quid.
There is a guy on here that buys them, which I'm assuming is just for that reason.
Interesting though, I had the old man run in an Impreza cat downpipe and centre.
Despite Impreza's being able to pass emissions with just the downpipe, so you'd assume its better at doing tis job, the guy said it wasn't a proper cat, so it was less.
There is a guy on here that buys them, which I'm assuming is just for that reason.
Interesting though, I had the old man run in an Impreza cat downpipe and centre.
Despite Impreza's being able to pass emissions with just the downpipe, so you'd assume its better at doing tis job, the guy said it wasn't a proper cat, so it was less.
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