The future of car recycling

[PG2]

Originally Posted by Crazy Dazz

I actually watched that video a few days back.

I think this is the future, although when that future will fully arrive is another question.

Apart from the emphasis on removing all the fluids, and "de-polution," it's also worth noting that their treatment is dictated by the demand for the parts. So they inspect and strip only those parts that are in demand, and the rest goes into the mix.

Yeah, I watched this with interest a few nights ago too.

I'll take what you said one step further; They only strip those parts that are in demand and can make good money out them.

Gone will be the days when you can go to the wreckers and find that 'hard to find' trim piece for $10.

[roKWiz]

Originally Posted by PG2

Gone will be the days when you can go to the wreckers and find that 'hard to find' trim piece for $10.

I thought those days were already long gone.


At least in my case, (Ford Traders) most of the stuff has been given a new lease of life in Indian and Pakistan as buses.