A modern spin on the classic Americana junkyard. Good assortment of parts, including euro models. For some reason all junkyards are on a hill and this is no exception, so wear some comfy walking shoes. Pricing is fair and includes a 30 day warranty. I'm a professional mechanic and I get most of my expensive parts for my own vehicles here. Used OEM parts are mostly better quality than aftermarket choices at the box stores.
Can you find the parts I was looking for however I forgot the guy's name he gave me some great ideas about transmission coolers. Also when I forgot some of my personal items inside he actually walked out to the car and brought them to me which is awesome.
Not as big as some of the places in Atlanta but not as far. Inventory is online to check but it doesn't turn over as fast. All are both good and bad. Staff is very helpful. This is my first choice for you pull it parts whenever possible.
Hands down best place and best prices they will always take care of u plenty of parts and cars to choose from only cash they take so make sure u bring that and 3$ to enter the junkyard
Always have a great rotation of vehicles that I'm always searching for parts and engines for at the best prices out of the tri state area pull a part style junkyards. And the carts they have for you to use are gathering parts are super helpful!! And they're always friendly at the counter and helpful with locating the specific vehicles I'm looking for
Will not return!! "Receptionist" is convinced if you don't have the exact year model you can't find what you're looking for and talked to me as if I was an idiot that didn't know anything about anything.
Came to buy cylinder head parts for a Volkswagen BPY engine, valves/rockers possibly and one of the workers yesterday told me they were $2 so I come in today and get told I have to buy an entire cylinder head and these TFSI engines are not interchangeable and are cast together as one cut, so they will not just match up without machine shop work. I cannot simply buy a cylinder head and just throw it on without a leak in between the block and head. I will not be coming back here along with any other group of folk I have made aware of this.
It's self explainatory it's a "pull apart salvage yard". You go in with your own tools and you use your own knowledge of the part that you come for. No one is there to hold your hand. And you can't expect every part to work full-functioning or work at all for that matter. And just like most places ... NO RECEIPT - NO REFUND! My experience with this place has been wonderful. And I plan to visit again in the near future.
We spent 3 days here pulling an engine for my Suzuki Sidekick. The staff was so friendly and helpful!! They have wagons to help carry your tools and parts, a wash station, and the cleanest port-a-potty I’ve ever been in lol. Fair prices and great service! We’ll be going back for sure!
Nothing but a joke dont answer there phone. yes online will show if they have the vehicle but doesn't show if the part is on that vehicle that you need.and you have to pay just to go into there junkyard.all these good reviews are probably payed reviews
Great prices! Decent selection for a smaller yard, good variety of vehicles. Staff is very friendly and helpful. Got a good window regulator for my Honda for $26! Half of what most yards charge. Support local businesses!
Just want to say thank you to Cp,s pull a part good fast friendly service and easy to find parts I will be coming back for more and from now on.3/30/2022
Great place to get parts. The owner is very helpful and willing to help get you the part you need. Great prices on used parts. Good selection. Highly recommend if you need that hard to find used part.
Gotta love roaming a junk yard. Gotta love being able to go search for the part or parts you need by yourself. I absolutely love going to this place. The prices are extremely reasonable. The only thing I hate is after a day of hunting for parts and finding what you need walking up the hill back to the office. That hill is a fat man killer. And whatever you do, don't smoke and take that hill. But yeah, enjoy yourself.
Had everything I needed. The owner is straight forward and knows his buisnesss, he said he's been doing salvage for 30 years and from the way he has it all set up I m not gonna doubt his knowledge one bit, I would come here again and I recommend CP's for your light duty trucks, suvs, and cars. Bring you tools and get to it!
The service was not very good. This establishment might very well be a perfectly fine salvage yard, but my wife and I won't find out. The older gentleman attending the front desk (his shirt said George) was dismissive towards my wife and willfully ignored any questions she had, openly and verbally refusing to speak to anyone but me. We found it to be chauvinistic and in poor taste for establishing good customer relationships (how does he treat other women who come to this business?).
They also apparently didn't have a steel 17 inch wheel for our Honda sedan, which is neither here nor there, since my wife and I were pretty sure we didn't need a steel wheel (the original wheels are all aluminum alloy). The only thing he did to verify that our wheel was steel or alloy was to haphazardly glance at our black rimmed donut and not our cracked wheel in the trunk. They might have had the necessary allow wheel, but we will never know (even the waiting customer behind us could tell we needed an aluminum wheel). I'm sure other people have had positive experiences here, but we will not be back.
Called these guys about an engine they had listed on their website. The manager told me that they still have the engine, it came out of an insurance wreck and was real clean. I drive an hour to check it out and hopefully buy a nice engine at a fair price. What I find is an engine with old oil, dirt and grime all over the front cover, a leaking Fram oil filter, a dipstick that smells like engine flush, and very dry and dusty cam lobes under the valve cover. What I found was an engine to rebuild, not a “clean” engine. I go back to the main office a bit frustrated over being misled, and tell the manager that it is rougher than described. He says that oil might have dripped on it from an engine above it, yadda yadda yadda. I tell him I’ll give him a hundred on the unknown mileage, poor oil maintenance engine, and he responds with “I will throw that thing in the crusher before I would sell it to you for a hundred bucks.”
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