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In very small pieces.They more than likely went to Asia via boat.
That makes me mad!!!!!!If my understanding is correct, they have to be scrapped to the point that no parts can be reused.
'Purchaser must completely destroy material that will result in the destruction of the item to prevent reuse, recognition or reconstruction of the item to the satisfaction of the government appointed verifier. Automated size reduction prior to shredding is allowed. The process must be able to pulverize cast iron, cast aluminum and magnesium. This process will be used for the majority of the property stream. Any items that cannot be processed as above, due to size or metal thickness, may be processed by torch or shear with certifier and verifier concurrence. No parts removal. Harvesting of parts is forbidden. The use of precision torch fixtures, precision cutting saws or precision tools of any kind to minimize demilitarization are forbidden. All military markings and data plates are to be completely shredded and destroyed."
What does this have to do with anything ???Those parts are for off road use only.
Don't get this thread locked. These parts are NOT for reuse. It's in the demil specifications.What does this have to do with anything ???
You'reWhat am I missing ???
Your the one that brought this up !!!
Scrap is scrap...no partsWhat does this have to do with anything ???
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Obliviously he did not know the answer or he would not have asked the question.Scrap is scrap...no parts
I agree with you. The OP would not have asked a question they know the answer to.Obliviously he did not know the answer or he would not have asked the question.
No one says you can not use scrap parts for off road use only vehicles.
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