One of the buyers is Billy Doyle - I am pretty sure MT knows him. According to Billy, he produced as many as 100 trucks at a time at an average cost of about $800 a truck, painted and ready to go into the store. . . If you look the trucks over - you will see that they are in many cases total hack jobs.

Motors were often removed by torching the cross members and yanking them out . . . just keep waving that torch around until anything left holding the motor is gone.

I bet he wishes he had kept a lot of that iron around till now - scrap prices are waaaaaay higher today than they were a few years ago.