Called and asked about the availability and condition of seats for a Chevrolet Cruze. Was told that both the front and back seats were available and were in good shape. I drove an hour and a half to get there and when I arrived the seats were brought around to the front of the business in a van. When the door opened you could CLEARLY see the seats had been in a vehicle that was part of the recent flooding, completely covered in dirt and grime and the slider rails had rust on them. There was a nasty looking place in one of the backs and one of the headrests had visible water damage at the bottom. The driverside seat is powered and it is doubtful that would even work anymore. I asked if they had been in a flooded car and was told no way, these were in our warehouse. Completely dishonest, the flood damage was obvious. I passed but wasted half of a day and $20 in fuel to go and find out. I visit a lot of salvage yards for parts, first time this has happened. Avoid unless they send you pictures first (and I am not talking about the pics when the car was first brought to the lot), make them send current pics. The ones from the parts website do not match what you will see.
Friendly staff and fair prices. Their website could use some work (a general search function would be miles better) but otherwise a great place to scavenge some used parts. ;)
