Parts You Pull

Enjoyed my visit here and found the part I needed for my 05 Dodge Dakota. I needed weather strip for the driver door because it has been leaking. I went inside and the lady was the only person working. She was working her butt off. I think her name was Stacy. It started with an s, but she was really good! She was handling the phone, myself inside the store, and three other customers. She was a beast! That lady deserves a raise. Anyways, after I waited about 5 minutes to speak with her and see what I needed to do to go see if they had the part, she told me it was going to be a $2 fee to enter but she was going to waive the fee because I had to wait. I told her that was awesome, and thank her very much. They do offer a military fire and police discount for the entry fee from what I saw. She

Prices are reasonable. The young lady that works in the front (Shawn) is without question the friendliest person you'll ever meet at a salvage yard. Selection is pretty good for older stuff. Idk about later models. Will definitely be returning for stuff for my build.

They had a decent selection, but the guy running it was a bit of a crybaby. He accused me of trying to "rape" him (his choice of words, not mine) when I refused to pay for a previously picked apart transmission, when all I pulled was the valve body.

Check their price list before you go because many of their parts are the same or more than you will get from a parts shop despite being well used. They will also misidentify parts and try to charge you for a higher priced part than you are trying to buy. They tried to charge me for a coil pack instead of a single coil, I said forget it and got a brand new one with warranty for only $10 more. Some parts may be cheaper here but definitely do your homework first.

Horrible, save your money, a bunch of women answer the phone don’t know nothing about cars, don’t wanna help, just lazy. Don’t even waste your time. Go somewhere else.