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    “It is very easy to navigate. Staff was friendly. The plain clothed yard monitors were comical. They were easy to pick out as they were the only ones not actually looking for parts. They were dangerously close to stalking. They quoted me $375 for a running driving car (Kia Soul), which I know is a popular car for parts. I'm all for making money, but you guys need to be more fair with your offers. I fixed this car for $800 (including paint) and sold the car for $3500 Update- If there are no monitors in the yard, then you may potentially have people stalking customers. I suppose when I said it was a running and driving car, it would be an assumption of delivery. So if there is little hope of selling parts? Then why do you focus so heavily on advertising the sale of parts? I understand operating a business for the purpose of profit. There is still a way to be fair and still make money.”