Re: [DML] Re: What stuff is worth keeping?

[Marc Levy <malevy_nj@xxxxxxxxx>]

That is obvious.  what is not so obvious are what
parts have function or value versus which are junk.

John Hervey was buying old fuel hoses a few years
back..  An item that I would have thrown away!

That is what got me to thinking I should save the old
AC line ends.  

--- funkstuf <funkstuf@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:

> Some people seem to think that keeping a
> non-functioning fuel sending
> unit or some rusty hose clamps or some old hoses or
> an old rusty
> clutch slave cylinder, or a weak door piston has
> value. Throw
> everything away except something that might have
> "function".  If it's
> junk it's junk.  


 
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