"Scotty" wrote in message
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It dont qualify fer bein a junk yard unless its got more'n 4
cars or
trucks on blocks, or if all the old tires arent painted white
and
lining your driveway, its ok to use tires for planters. The
number of
old boats dosent count against you and neither does that rusty
sheet
metal you waz gonna build a shed with. If you replace the blue
plastic
tarp every 5 years it'll keep the rain outa your leaking
doublewide
roof.


I only have two trucks on blocks and the old tires are covered
with blue poly tarps. the old sheet metal is behind the barn, out
of site.

I thought one used the old tires to hold the blue poly tarp down.

Max

On Tue, 10 Jan 2006 18:50:59 -0500, "Scotty"
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There's still a few ''U-Pull-It'' yards around here.

And I read recently they are making a comeback in yards that do a much
better job of keeping track of the exact location of a specific
vehicle and what has been removed/what is left.

I wonder how they are getting past the liability issue. That's what
stopped the U-Pull-It ventures in the past.

Frank
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"Frank Boettcher" wrote

There's still a few ''U-Pull-It'' yards around here.

And I read recently they are making a comeback in yards that do
a much
better job of keeping track of the exact location of a specific
vehicle and what has been removed/what is left.

I wonder how they are getting past the liability issue. That's
what
stopped the U-Pull-It ventures in the past.


Don't know, probably have to sign a release of some kind. Never
been to one. Last time at a yard they had the Camaro door on a
rack with all the other doors.

Every now and again they have a'special', where for a set amount
$50 or $100, you can take anything you can carry out in one load.
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Scott Vernon
Plowville Pa _/)__/)_/)_