A long time ago, my loving auntie used to show me how she could sell unusual heat and AC components for a fine amount of money.

She owned a junkyard – by herself – which she said was a treasure trove.

It all didn’t look like a treasure to me at first, but eventually she pointed things out so that I could learn the worth of unusual things. She mostly focused on car parts, especially engines. She enjoyed collecting old heating and A/C parts the most though, because that’s where she made a fine portion of her hard earned money. She pointed out seasoned looking gas heating systems with fascinating designs on them. She explained to me that they don’t make oil heating systems prefer that anymore, and these types of systems could go for a great deal of money, especially when collectors are looking for these odd and quirky heating and A/C items. She taught me very well how to restore some of those aged heating and A/C components and I became pretty fine at that along with restoring aged vehicles. I also learned quite a bit on how to repair the heating and cooling systems on cars, which was an entirely useful skill to have. Over the years, I mostly have worked as an auto mechanic, even though I eventually decided to make my way into the heating and A/C industry. I was glad when I became certified and I still can’t think how much I was able to learn in such a short phase of time. To this day though, I have enjoyed cruising unusual junkyards so I can spot some upscale items that I can repair up and sell. It’s basically an interest of mine, even though I keep everything neat and orderly on my property. It doesn’t look like the junkyard that my aunt owns or anything.
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