JunkYards in Wrightstown, NJ
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The new owners have no clue what they’re doing. I forgot the tool I needed so I decided to just grab some small parts to make the trip worth my time. A few door checks, a relay, an airbox bracket, and some misc junk. Total value new was maybe $50. I went to the counter and this clown tells me $125. I told him he was way out of line, but I stood tall and offered $50 since I was there and put in the work. He comes back at me with $90 and starts pulling stuff out of my box, asking me what it is and looking it up on eBay so he can resell it himself after I already dealt with the mud and bees to pull it. Do not deal with these scumbags. I’m not going to roll around in their raggedy mudlot for retail prices, and neither should you.
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Check mapAddress:361 Jacobstown Cookstown Rd, Wrightstown, NJ (Zipcode: 08562)Phone:Open hours:Open from 08:00 am to 17:00 pmStatus:OpenGood prices but a little sloppy in the yard
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“The new owners have no clue what they’re doing. I forgot the tool I needed so I decided to just grab some small parts to make the trip worth my time. A few door checks, a relay, an airbox bracket, and some misc junk. Total value new was maybe $50. I went to the counter and this clown tells me $125. I told him he was way out of line, but I stood tall and offered $50 since I was there and put in the work. He comes back at me with $90 and starts pulling stuff out of my box, asking me what it is and looking it up on eBay so he can resell it himself after I already dealt with the mud and bees to pull it. Do not deal with these scumbags. I’m not going to roll around in their raggedy mudlot for retail prices, and neither should you.”