That ' s just shaming language . Just because someone doesn ' t agree with you doesn ' t mean they are insecure . <| sep |> Pull for the purpose of salvage ? Yes . Pull for the purpose of reuse ? Physically possible of course , but practically speaking it ' s highly unlikely anything would be serviceable at this point . For example , the landing gear legs are not made by Piper anymore and might be worth something , but the problem is they are likely rusted solid by now . To refurbish the struts they would have to be media blasted , dyepenetrant inspected google zyglo to ensure no structural defects cracks , and the chromed strut surface would have to be ground down and refinished . If too much grinding were required to remove the corrosion rust pitting , they would no longer be at service limits and so the part would be ultimately worthless . If you ' re thinking that sounds expensive and not worth the effort you now understand why this entire airplane will likely be crushed and recycled at some point .