Pick-A-Part Jalopy Jungle

I had a great experience at Pick-A-Part Jalopy Jungle and would definitely give them five stars. The yard was well organized, and it was easy to locate the section I needed without wasting a bunch of time. They have a wide variety of vehicles, which made it really convenient to find the exact parts I was looking for at a fraction of the price compared to buying new. The staff was friendly and helpful, especially at the front counter. They explained how everything worked, including pricing and policies, which made the whole process smooth and stress-free. I also appreciated how straightforward their setup is—you bring your own tools, pull what you need, and save a ton of money. The vehicles were fairly well spaced, making it easier to move around and work without feeling cramped. It’s cle

I have been a frequent customer to all Jalopy Jungle locations for years (I drive a lot of junkers). Making junkyard runs almost every weekend is a necessity to keep my trash running. The Nampa location has also had a great selection of different vehicles. Even the cars I'm not looking for are fun to see and poke around in. It seems like over the last 6-ish months this location in particular has either tried to raise prices significantly or are just charging whatever they feel like that day. Several things I've purchased don't match the prices on the board or aren't even on the price board. They're more nitpicky on prices of little things and want to charge for every individual hose, bracket, pulley, plug, accessory or whatever instead of a single price for a complete unit. Yes, I know ev

Clean and well organized yards! I've been to places in the surrounding states and Jalopy Jungle puts them to shame! Prices are going up but its like that everywhere 🤷‍♀️

Very kind staffs to guide and large selection of any auto part. Large well organized by makers in the same are or row. $1 to enter and to get lists of the similar cars with location. Parts are very cheap.

This is a great junk yard. They have a couple other locations, so if you pay to get in at one of them then you can visit any of the others on the same day without having to pay again. They are usually friendly. When you first walk in they will ask you what make/ model/ year of car you are looking for parts for and they will make you a printout with the details and locations in the yard of any matching/ similar vehicles. They will want to check your tool bag on the way in and the way out to keep down theft, and if you are bringing in an old part with you to match it up they will mark it so you don't get charged for it on the way out. The $1 admission includes all the fuses, bulbs, clips, nuts, screws bolts and light sockets you want. They have wheelbarrows you can borrow for free and restro