They are an information company with a high-end computer that has a
surprisingly large number of car features. With just 17 moving parts, the Tesla
Model S is almost constantly connected to the mother ship manufacturer, and its
internal software is updated every week. Read the full story:
If you don't want to make anything off the scrapping you will have no
trouble finding someone with a truck to haul it off. A craigslist add with
the word free car ought to take care of it.
It has been years, but I had a couple scratch and dents that I called a
local guy who would trade a 50
Hello Bill,
The first thing you do is go to the DMV and have the title delete or some times
call a junk title. Contact a savage yard and they normally will pick it up for
free.
Back in 73, I bought a car just to get the transaxle out of it for $450.00.
These type of transaxles
I would just start calling the wrecking yards. You might find one who will
haul it away for free - I'm guessing that's the best you could hope for.
Also check Craigslist. I've seen ads for people looking for scrap cars.
My dad just got rid of a collision damaged but complete car and an auto
Donate the car to the charity of your choice. I have donated several
cars over the years to Car Talk on National Public Radio.
Instructions on this link:
http://www.cartalkvdp.com/orgs?id=MPBN
It's simple. You find the title, give them a call and pick a time, and
someone meets you and tows
They generally tow cars away for free if the scrap metal is worth at least the
cost of the tow. You may be able to work a charitable contribution for taxes if
you call the correct place.
If you live far from any wrecking/scrap yard, there may be a towing fee.
Tom Keenan
On Jan 13, 2015, at
Hi Bill and All, Depending on it's
weight they will come pick it up and pay you $100-300 or so for the glider.
Call a few and get quotes will give you an idea what it
is worth where you are.
If you have a title it is pretty much a slam dunk, after you get the parts you
want pulled Google on the online car salvage buyers. In my area there is a
network working under the name (IIRC) Sellusyourcaronline.com or similar. I
sold them 4 or 5 cars last year and frankly they gave me what I
A lot of charities and even public radio stations accept old cars as donations.
Shop around to see if your car might be of value to one of them.
-Ben
On Jan 13, 2015, at 8:04 PM, Bill Dennis via EV ev@lists.evdl.org wrote:
I didn't have any takers on my Starter EV, Just Add Batteries offer.
Around here, there a quite a few metal recyclers who will come with a
trailer or flatbed and take the car -- most of them take them to metal
recycling, but some might take them to a junkyard if they can get more
money for them there. Usually it's either free, or they might pay you $50
or so to
Peri Hartman via EV wrote:
Lee, you're always so spot on but this time I'm going to disagree - a
little. Efficiency of PV does matter. You have to buy the units, so the
more efficient they are the less space they will take to generate the
same amount of watts. Most people don't have unlimited
I just picked 3 junk car dealers from a search, called each to see what
they would pay when, checked the reviews on each one, then chose based on
that. They picked it up the next day, left a check for $300.
It was a complete older (1997) CE car with a blown motor, so I can't say
what value the
On Jan 14, 2015, at 6:13 AM, Robert Bruninga via EV ev@lists.evdl.org wrote:
Most people only have so much roof available for solar energy. And
it is not enough for our total energy needs.
On the contrary. To within back-of-the-envelope precision, the residential
rooftop surface area in the
Around here (in New Jersey) there are plenty of places that advertise We
buy junk cars. I just had a junk pickup, that had very few useful parts
left, taken away on a flatbed for free.
Al
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To: Bill Dennis e...@q.com;
On 01/14/2015 11:39 AM, Ben Goren via EV wrote:
I hadn't heard of heat pump water heaters before this discussion.
Something like that could, indeed, tip the balance.
What happens to the cold side of the heat pump? Can that be used to
reduce air conditioning load in summer?
Certainly,
I agree that the improvements in air source heat pumps over the last couple
decades, with operation down to as low as -25 F (albeit at low COP) has been
a game changer. For one thing, I think they have made ground source heat
pumps non-competitive due to their much higher cost. But I am not so
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Or look in your local paper for somebody that will come out to your place to
pick up the car, he'll pay you a fair value of the scrap value that he'll get at
the local yard. I had a '74 Audi Quattro that I got $125 for. It helps if you
unhook the battery, drain the fluids.
Or check out Craig's
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Not that it would make a huge difference, but I question the value of a
heat pump H/W heater in winter. If it's taking heat from your garage or
basement, that is ultimately taking some heat from your heated spaces,
which means you're simply using more energy elsewhere. If you could
somehow
(http://groups.yahoo.com/group/NEDRA)
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Mine has a button that can switch it to simple resistive heat. I usually push
that in the winter.
Mike
On January 16, 2015 5:47:20 PM MST, Peri Hartman via EV ev@lists.evdl.org
wrote:
Not that it would make a huge difference, but I question the value of a
heat pump H/W heater in winter. If
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