Pick-n-Pull

Stopped here after the other you-​pull place nearby, for a few more things. It is bigger than U-​Part-​It (I think that’s the other one.) Gravel, but nicely kept up so that even after a storm it was pretty dry. I wandered for a bit, found what I needed, and wandered some more just for the heck of it. Pretty busy, full of the usual models and a few surprises. I’ve been here before and will be back.

You are sort of expected to know what you’re doing, so ask questions of you aren’t sure how their system works. If you’re looking for a specific part, ask them to look it up, and they will print you a receipt with all possible vehicle matches and where they are located. Prices are super cheap, even for a scrap yard

My car recently died (sad face). The repairs were going to be more than my car was worth, so I ended up calling it a loss and buying a new car (sad wallet). Pretty much none of the car dealerships wanted to buy a car that didn’t run, so it was suggested to me to sell my car to a junk yard. I put in requests for several quotes online. Pick-​n-​Pull came out being the best one. Plus, to top it off, they didn’t harass me every hour like some of the other shady junk yards. Because my title was in my maiden name and my driver’s license was in my married name, I had to go down to their physical location to give them some documentation. They actually gave me another $ 25 above my quote for the inconvenience of doing this. Well worth it for the drive and short amount of time I spent there. Their location was your standard junk yard. The guy that helped me was very nice. I didn’t go out back to check out their inventory, but there were a ton of people coming in and out, so they seemed like a popular place.
I was lucky enough to get them to squeeze me in the next day (a Saturday) to pick up my car. I got a call-​ahead to let me know that they were on their way and they showed up in a timely fashion and quickly got the title signed over, handed me my check and went on their way. I would definitely recommend Pick-​n-​Pull as your first option if you have a car that doesn’t run and you want to get some money for it. I got $ 100 more than the best dealership was going to give me.

Luke T.‘s review is very helpful. Yes this is a very post-​apocalyptic kind of place. It felt a little like a grave yard, but creepier because all of the cars still contained the people’s stuff.
Anywho, they have a massive selection of cars, trucks/​SUVs and foreign models. We came looking for some parts for 2 different vehicles. Unfortunately, neither of which we actually found. But we ended up finding some stuff that could suffice. I was kind of disappointed at the condition of a lot of the stuff, it seems like people wrench the stuff off, change their mind then just throw it on the ground. :(We found a possible replacement door UNDER a car, but then picked it up and it had been scratched to hell by the rocks already. Boo.
The grounds are actually remarkably clean. They seem to go to great lengths to ensure it is relatively tidy and that «forgotten» parts don’t just clutter up the place. I do however wish they’d invest in a few more wheel barrows. We ended up lugging two doors out by hand :(
Overall, this is a really cool place. The staff was super friendly and they seemed to have some of everything!

Like something out of a post-​apocalyptic Mel Gibson flick, the lot at this junkyard/​parts supplier was a wasteland/​graveyard of deceased rides. Probably the place where you are least likely to find what you are looking for, it was by far the most fun to visit.
Vehicles are propped up on old rims and look totally unsafe to be wrenching on from underneath… yet people do. It was also the busiest and most hopping of the bunch I visited. This, I’m sure, explains the lack of parts. Most of the vehicles have been picked to pieces. I found some crushed beer cans out there, and took solace knowing that you can get your drink on while you pick, if you so choose.
There were also dirt cheap (AND dirt-​Y) vehicles for sale, all of which would need a good cleaning and some fixing up, but for that price, still a deal. Inside, the staff was helpful and witty to boot. I paid a dollar to enter, but was loaned a lug wrench in case I found my part.
The parking lot has a food truck, in case you food truck hipsters want to go check out a cart I’m pretty sure isn’t participating in any food truck fests.