Cracked Frame Ford F-250 and a Honda Accord with a moldy chicken leg surprise at Auto Parts City

Cracked Frame Ford F250, Lexus GS300, F150 FX4, and a Honda Accord with a moldy chicken leg surprise at Auto Parts City

[@char1737]

5:12 So worth the wait made my bday

[@kt81776]

5:06 😂

[@zzoinks]

Underneath the truck bed looks like a canopy of trees because of the light going through

[@HunterWerner]

that's gross wow

[@alexandermakrianis]

Man, that Ford F-150 looks almost new from the outside, but it's obvious that it was owned by someone who didn't want to take care of it.

[@chryslerelectronicleanburn1676]

He threw up off screen😂😂 after filming 5:12😅😅

[@andrewkelley272]

I really want to know how much you get after crushing a car, because i see you post some cars on ebay for like $1500, which is too much for some. Why not sell them for like 700 and get alot more sold? Really wanted to know this thanks love your videos.

[@teagzy07]

They need to make it worthwhile if a car is worth 5-6 bucks in the crusher that's easier than selling it for 7-800 after it sitting for months taking up space just for 200 bucks extra

[@danh2134]

It's the cats he wants , the rest is pretty much scrap

[@andrewkelley272]

​@@teagzy07 I just meant if you buy it for 500 and it is worth 800 after crushing, why not sell for 900 instead of 1500. I understand saying 1500 at first but if someone offered 800 or 900 would that be refused. It's a buisness I understand I'm just curious.

[@andrewkelley272]

​@@teagzy07 Another thing would be, if your crushing all these cars, it'd be cool to have a sale day where individual parts are severely discounted right before crushing. Biggest problem is space I imagine, but just having a row that's ready for crushing.

[@teagzy07]

@@andrewkelley272 that's exactly what you can do they are more than happy to let you pick parts off vehicles set to be crushed. It doesn't make sense to put cars in the boneyard if they are only gonna sell a few parts off of them. On the selling part it cost money just to store these cars if it's worth 600 bucks crushed but they sell it for 1000 bucks after 4 months it's not profit because of how long it sat taking up space and money

[@markrudolph683]

New dodge pickup trucks do that too!!!😂

[@herbiehusker1889]

I think rust may have been a contributing factor to that F250s demise.

[@FordTauruslover]

5:11 is the MCS

[@CowboySJ]

Put the weigh up front, f250 will make it another winter. Sad people scrap usable trucks

[@danh2134]

That truck is done for

[@teagzy07]

Literally that truck is fucked. Theres no fixing it

[@danh2134]

@@teagzy07 OP said it's still "usable"

[@CowboySJ]

@@danh2134 I don't know what op means, but I would use it around my ranch. Drove my 94 c1500 to town, after only 1st n 3rd gear, bent the other way tho

[@danh2134]

@@CowboySJ Original Poster . the second you try to fold that truck the way it was it will split apart