Having trouble removing the tow hitch exhaust is in the way.

[phattyduck]

Yes lots of things the non rust belt areas take for granted are worth money here.

The issue is shipping. I bought a rust free hitch from [MENTION=139000]phattyduck[/MENTION] and we both were surprised at the cost. :/

Exactly. They are basically worthless here in California - but gold in the rust belt. I think it was about $100 to ship it, plus some nominal cost. I wasn't going to use it, so getting it to somebody who would is nice.

-Charlie

 

[19963.4lsr5]

I want to drop my hitch and repaint it this summer. I had two extra stainless gizmos to weld nuts too and can only find one of them. Guess I make another at work……


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[brillo_76]

I want to drop my hitch and repaint it this summer. I had two extra stainless gizmos to weld nuts too and can only find one of them. Guess I make another at work…
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Bogus.. If i had some stainless straps, I would make a few sets. Those baby's like to rust up. :-(

 

[brillo_76]

Exactly. They are basically worthless here in California - but gold in the rust belt. I think it was about $100 to ship it, plus some nominal cost. I wasn't going to use it, so getting it to somebody who would is nice.

-Charlie

Yes, lot of times the interiors are good here along with the drive train. 95% of the 3rd gens in the yards here are rotted out. the other 5% were crashed.

I wish it was a lot more economical to ship as i could shove some engines and transmissions into the used parts market or even to the rebuilders as cores. As I can get those parts really cheaply. Along with the rear and front axles.

Granted, another 5 years here or so, the 3rd gens will be really scarce as they all be gone. [The window here is 10 to 30 years old ] then being most of the older vehicles are gone due to the rust and rot . The yards will scrap them and they be gone. Or if scrap metal goes high a pile will get recycled too..

 

[gamefreakgc]

Exactly. They are basically worthless here in California - but gold in the rust belt. I think it was about $100 to ship it, plus some nominal cost. I wasn't going to use it, so getting it to somebody who would is nice.

-Charlie

I've sold 4Runner tow hitches here in CA, and it was for a decent price...

 

[phattyduck]

Yes, lot of times the interiors are good here along with the drive train

I could use a dash pad that isn't peeling back from sun damage - but same issue with shipping (actually, probably worse since it is more fragile).

-Charlie

 

[JohnLocker]

Does anyone know what a good price it would be cause I have it up for sale right now I’ve been having a lot of lowballers on offer and onthe Facebook marketplace. Craigslist is just scammers but I have it at $100 was wondering if that's too high.


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