Re: Best way to cut up a car?
[Re: Not_A_Blazer]
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06/20/09 09:55 PM
06/20/09 09:55 PM
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Having cut up a '71 Sportsman van body myself, I'd suggest you find someone who'd come pick it up and haul it away instead. For what you get, it might not be worth the time and materials expense. If you're set on DIY, I like the "The Ax" sawzall blades found at Home Depot. Very heavy duty and they cut quickly. You'll just have to learn as you go, cutting across frame rails and crossmembers only when necessary. It all depends upon what you're hauling away the pieces in or on.
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Re: Best way to cut up a car?
[Re: Not_A_Blazer]
#353102
06/21/09 08:21 AM
06/21/09 08:21 AM
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Quote:
Hope I posted this in the right section...
I have a '79 Cordoba that I bought for the motor & trans, I have no title for the car so it has to be cut up & scrapped. Hopefully someone has pieced out a car like this, I've done that with an old ramcharger but never a unibody car. I don't have a torch,but I do have a super sawzall and a grinder with cut-off wheels ( I basically cut up the aforementioned ramcharger with the cut off wheels).
You didn't mention how you're going to get rid of the interior or glass.
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Re: Best way to cut up a car?
[Re: 69L78Nova]
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06/21/09 12:49 PM
06/21/09 12:49 PM
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having just bought a plasma cutter.......
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