[sick472]

I bought a pretty beat up project once for $850. By the time I sold the left over sheet metal, the 6 cylinder stuff, and the good, but not good enough interior pieces, I had almost doubled my original purchase and don't recall shipping much and certainly not anything large. It did take a few years to sell it off. Craig$list is a good place to determine what others think the parts will sell for.

Things like grills, bumpers, mirrors, etc. look real cool just hanging on the wall. If you have a tailgate, they can be made into a ratrod bench for sitting in or a fold up shelf.

Then there is always the "Free to a good home" adds.

Just don't throw them away, there is almost always a person nearby that needs that helping hand with the cost of their project and will travel a ways to save money they don't have. OR donate them to someone that sell parts to supplement their living.

Some of the ratty old parts from the above mentioned project were in bad shape and I was not going to put the time and effort into them, but for $10 someone would come get it and spend ridiculous amounts of time making it work for them. I remember having more time than money and 10$ finds were great. It was not really the $10 that I made, but the knowing that the parts would have a chance to live on.

I can get sentimental about old car parts!