JunkYards in Spring Grove, PA
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Check mapAddress:1381 Sunnyside Rd, Spring Grove, PA (Zipcode: 17362)Phone:Open hours:ClosedStatus:ClosedThis was my first time at a You Pull It Yard, so I wasn't really sure what to expect. I thought that you could drive into the yard, or at least they would have wagons or something, but you can't, and they do not. You are expected to carry everything yourself, and that really sucks if you have something large or awkward or several pieces. Plus, you got your tools. I guess you can bring a wagon if you have one? The place is huge and on a hill so if you're fat like me don't go when it is hot out. Other than that, I had no other issues. Paid $1 to get in. Pulled the part I needed. Paid $10 for a Ford Explorer center console. Would go back, but I would come with a wagon or something.
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1. How Many Car Salvage Yards Are Available in Pennsylvania, PA?
We've found out 3 car salvage yards in Pennsylvania, PA in total.
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The best car salvage yard in Pennsylvania, PA is Eichelberger's U Pull It. Check out the comment below to know more.
“This was my first time at a You Pull It Yard, so I wasn't really sure what to expect. I thought that you could drive into the yard, or at least they would have wagons or something, but you can't, and they do not. You are expected to carry everything yourself, and that really sucks if you have something large or awkward or several pieces. Plus, you got your tools. I guess you can bring a wagon if you have one? The place is huge and on a hill so if you're fat like me don't go when it is hot out. Other than that, I had no other issues. Paid $1 to get in. Pulled the part I needed. Paid $10 for a Ford Explorer center console. Would go back, but I would come with a wagon or something.”