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2.3 (63 reviews)
Closed • 8:00 am - 6:00 pm

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Danielle F.

Was on a mission to obtain a tire and rim preferably a spare tire non aluminum (they are more expensive I guess). You sign in basically saying if you get hurt pulling and not being safe it's on you. Pay a few bucks and head on back in probably the largest scavenger hunt you can do for car parts. I will say they do have car makers marked with signs such as Ford, Chrysler, small trucks and Vans etc. did make it easier to figure what we were after. We found a nice spare on the underside of a onced upon a time SUV. They do have wheelbarrow type things for large parts instead of attempting to carry it back to the entrance to cash out. Lucky for us a tire rolls. It was a bit dirty but we got it to the front cashed out. They do accept cash and card. Don't wear nice clothes (was a last minute stop for us). And must have closed toe shoes for obvious reasons you're in a junk yard. I didn't see any nails but doesn't mean they weren't there. Safety first. But definitely a place to check out if you're needing a replacement something for your car and can do it yourself

Joe G.

Love coming here! Friendly people, dropping cars here is a breeze. I bring them cars all the time and let the tow company tow them in and not have to worry about anything. Reasonable prices, Paid quickly, paper work is always easy. Thank you!

Jacob J.

Broil said the jalopy needed parts, so to the Pick-N-Pull we went. Cover charge is $2 dollars folks. $2 dollars ain't gonna kill you if you find even one part or usable item worth your time. This was my first experience at a junk yard. Though this is a yard for car parts. They have lots of different models of cars in their yard. All cars are separated by type and then by domestic or import. There are a ton of domestic cars here which during the day we were here, there were very few people that picked through those. Most of the people we came across were looking at the European models, trucks and a few at different racer class vehicles. The cars here have been through all kinds of situations and at some point were junked. Something which most would perceive when looking at these cars is that its.. just that, junk right? Spend a bit of time looking at any of the photos I've posted and allow your mind to run free. There are many applications these parts could go for. When people talk about recycling, reusing and so on, I think many would never think to be in a yard like this. Rather going back to their auto dealership and buying a brand new part made of the same grain and pay an exhausting amount of money for. Lately I'm seeing California in a whole new light. There are far more people in the state of Ca that look to rebuild cars and run them for decades beyond their lives, than in most other states. About the photos I took. Right away I found a couple cars that had decent dashboards that could have worked well in the beater. A few cars had decent leather seats. Gear knobs, hub caps, vent covers and then engine parts galore. At a junkyard you take what you can carry and you can remove on your own. So bring tools. I learned a lot from watching some of the folks in here. 1) rain boots, boots or knee high boots are a must. I wore sneakers, not the best idea. Right now it's rain season in Cali and sneakers didn't cut it in this graveled lot. Many pools and muddy areas I trekked through. 2) wear clothes you don't mind getting dirty. You will get dirty. 3) wear some old overalls or wear a pair of old jeans or pants over your regular wear. Oil and wet areas are abundant here. 4) a tool box is helpful, rags and other essentials. Some guys might even bring an auto dolly, that surfboard thing with wheels people lay on to move around under a car. 5) flashlight, to see the hard to reach areas in an engine. Repeat, bring the right tools. Bringing the wrong ones can jack up a decent working part so that the next fella can't remove or take it. The yard allows usage of their carts for free. You've got to use a bit of muscle to get these going. Lift and push, you'll feel the burn in your arms the next day. Something I didn't think of till I saw it in their "showroom"; miscellaneous items left behind. What's that? These are items which would have arrived in the cars as they were unloaded onto the lot. Which means some of these are totaled cars coming right from crashes or insurance garage lots. They have a small area where they sell many of these items. Such as computer printers, VHS tapes, DVDs, posters, plants, random furniture and more. Strange oddities is what it appears to be when I think of it. Most of these items are marked grossly down. DVDs for as low as fifty cents with their cover! (Sometimes). With the purchase we had the other day it happened to be a special sale day for the Thanksgiving holiday. A cart of engine parts we got at half price and paid a little less than fifty bucks! How cool is that. Engine parts which had we purchased new would cost in the hundreds of dollars. Good stuff.

My receipt for 2 tires purchased for above the quoted and posted price of $20 each.

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Not the best salvage yard I've seen, but I got some great parts here for great prices. Even saw a rare Scandinavian sportscar!

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Local, love going here and finding stuff. Its too hot for afternoon adventures but got my steering rack. Nice staff.

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