Old Car Parts JunkYard in Portland (OR)
| Address: | 7525 SE Powell Blvd, Portland, OR, United States |
| Phone: | +1 503-771-9416 |
| Services: | Auto parts store |
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| ZIP Code: | 97206 |
| Open Hours: | 9:00 AM - 6:00 PM |
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Description
Specializing in 1937-1972 General Motors cars, trucks, parts, AND service. We offer storefront parts service, specialized repairs, and are always excited to share our knowledge that only comes from extensive experience. We are also Buyers of small parts all the way to estates. It enables us to continue to offer Good Used Parts year after year, as well as help out our fellow enthusiasts, or their families.
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Working time & Location
| Friday | 9:00 AM - 6:00 PM | |
| Monday | 9:00 AM - 6:00 PM | |
| Sunday | Closed | |
| Tuesday | 9:00 AM - 6:00 PM | |
| Saturday | 9:00 AM - 2:00 PM | |
| Thursday | 9:00 AM - 6:00 PM | |
| Wednesday | 9:00 AM - 6:00 PM |
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What clients say about Old Car Parts in Portland (OR)
Great service from the start, Joe was super helpful. Item was as describes, fast shipping
I had a MercedesBenz 190e2.3, that had problems and would not drive across town. I had it towed to all the top MB repair placed in Portland. I Threw a lot of parts at it and lots more in diagnostic labor and towing. About $ 1950 total. So it sat in my garage. Then I met a mechanic at the liquor store. We became friends. He said he used to have the very same car and he knew the problem: fuel pressure regulator. So we got on Amazon on bought this one. It arrived, and I was able to drive my car to his apartment building, thankfully 8 blocks away. I left the car with him for the weekend. That afternoon, my girlfriend, who lives near Troy, called me and said "if you are thinking of coming by, don't. At least for a couple hours" I'm thinking maybe she is seeing someone else on the side. But that's not like her. "Well, why not" I asked. "There are like 5 trucks and ambulances and cop cars all swarming the neighborhood". About 10pm I get the call, from Troy, crying. "Axel I fixed your car" "Then why are you crying" "After I installed the part, it drove great, I drove it around the block, twice. Then I came inside for lunch and to tell my wife. I came out of the house when i heard the sirens. Cops and firefighters everywhere. The Engine Caught on Fire Bro! The whole front of your car is burnt down to the ground, even the tires and interior are mess of melted plastic, rubber and ash" "I see" "I'm soo so sorry bro. I cant think of how I can possibly re-pay you" "Sound like a freak accident. " "I'll give you my guitar, and my bike" "Ok" I said "One more thing, the shade tree I was parked under caught on fire too, because the flames off the engine were 10 feet into the air" "I see" "So the manager of my apartment building is pissed, and wanted the smoldering remains of your car out of the parking lot gone, and fast, he's talking ASAP" "Ok" "As far as fire damage to the tree, he might increase my rent, but from my point of view, you are lucky that the fire didn't spread to the whole row of trees'. So then I called Joe at Old Car Parts, who was able to get rid of smoldering shell of my former car, and saved the rims, and Joe paid me $200. In some sense, I wish I had bought this fuel pressure regulator a year ago, It would have saved me $1950. Not exactly a win-win, I ride a bike now. Copywrite 2024 Axel Oberg
One of the last real shops around - they've saved me a few times with parts you just couldn't find anywhere else. Amazing collection and knowledge of parts for 1970's and earlier GM cars and trucks.