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~ Customer, Tim P. – Dec ’24*

 

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“Easy to deal with, clear instructions, and offered more $$ for the catalytic converters than our local scrap yards would pay.”

~ Customer, Craig S. – Dec’24*

“It was a very easy process; I had no issues. Thank you guys so much. I didn’t know what to do with my old Cadillac converters and you took care of that problem.”

~ Customer, Brad D. – Dec ’24*

“Good place to scrap, will do business with RRCats any day!”

~ Customer, Rob R. – Dec ’24*

“Super easy to sell used catalytic converters, free shipping and fast PayPal payments is a plus.”

~ Customer, Luis Z. – Dec ’24*

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A Catalytic Converter Buying Division of Rockaway Recycling

At RRCats, we specialize in providing a seamless and trustworthy solution for selling scrap catalytic converters across the United States. As a division of Rockaway Recycling, we are committed to upholding the values of transparency, fairness, and customer convenience that have defined our family-run business since day one.

We offer free shipping on all OEM (original equipment manufacturer) catalytic converters and ensure quick, reliable payment through PayPal or traditional paper checks. Whether you’re a mechanic, tow company, car enthusiast, or someone replacing a converter, we make the process easy and stress-free.

With rigorous adherence to legal requirements, including New Jersey’s verification of ownership law, we maintain the highest standards of compliance and professionalism. Our expert team provides accurate quotes using a robust system that evaluates converters by serial numbers or photos, ensuring you get the best value for your materials.

As we continue to grow, we aim to strengthen partnerships with bulk shippers and serve individual customers with the same personalized care and efficiency that sets us apart. RRCats—where honesty, expertise, and exceptional service drive everything we do.

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