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Published on Apr 5, 2021 After the catalytic converter was stolen from my 2005 Honda Element, I decided to so some research on where these stolen catalytic converters end up. I learned some interesting things.

In addition to discussing where catalytic converters go after they are stolen, I also talk about why catalytic converters are being stolen in the first place. You might be surprised about how much they’re really worth.

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=bpuAv0sTh-w

I know of 3 in the past month.

Published on Apr 5, 2021 After the catalytic converter was stolen from my 2005 Honda Element, I decided to so some research on where these stolen catalytic converters end up. I learned some interesting things. In addition to discussing where catalytic converters go after they are stolen, I also talk about why catalytic converters are being stolen in the first place. You might be surprised about how much they’re really worth. https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=bpuAv0sTh-w I know of 3 in the past month.

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Very few scrap yards take them anymore.

Less hassle for the yards. The police reports and new regulations are addressing the issue of copper theft, and cat theft pretty well here in AZ.

Big family business that's why I know.

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Missouri. Wide open. I work at one in Illinois. Right across the river. A lot of them go out of the state to get them or bring them from out of the state.