This was recorded last year. I'm not sure what the prices are at now. An average car body price is $250 - $350 per ton. BTW this was my brothers truck. He bought it used and drove it for 20 years. Enjoy!
It had lost compression in 2 cylinders and the transmission was not shifting properly. The truck broke down all the time. I guess that's why but mostly the body was very rusted out from the underside.
I'm not a Ford guy at all but this was my brother's truck. He owned it for 20 years before it fell apart. It did need a lot of repairs in the later years.
Yeah, the rust ate that one pretty bad. Are scrap prices pretty good right now?
This was recorded last year. I'm not sure what the prices are at now. An average car body price is $250 - $350 per ton. BTW this was my brothers truck. He bought it used and drove it for 20 years. Enjoy!
I don't see too many of those old boxy style Ford trucks out on the roads anymore like I use to back in the day.
Maybe they are all rusted out and in the scrap yard???
@@MudRFunR lol probably
Why did you scrap it? It looks like it was in decent condition
It had lost compression in 2 cylinders and the transmission was not shifting properly. The truck broke down all the time. I guess that's why but mostly the body was very rusted out from the underside.
Ford's were made to be scrapped,all Ford's should be crushed.
Is the point of ripping the hood open to see if there's a battery still in it??
Where is truck now can I buy it
It would have went to the crusher a long time ago.
What is Tim hortons?
Tim Hortons is the most popular coffee shop in Canada. Tim Horton was actually a pro hockey player before he opened his first coffee shop in 1964
I just farted!
this video hurt me
flimsy ass piece of junk -i had a 88 exactly like that color and everything and it was made of tinfoil
I'm not a Ford guy at all but this was my brother's truck. He owned it for 20 years before it fell apart. It did need a lot of repairs in the later years.
Enjoy seeing Ford's crushed.
I was glad to see it crushed. It was my brother's and he often brought it to me to repair.
Is the point of ripping the hood open to see if there's a battery still in it??
I think they are looking for the engine and tranny. I got a 10 dollar card for Tim Hortons for both still being in the truck.
Seems like it would be a whole lot easier to open the door and pop it the old fashioned way...lol