111 Salvage 62040

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Cougar Productions

Absolutely overpriced for used parts. Charges an arm and a leg for plastic and individually prices items that have no value. Be prepared to grab the bare minimum for your project car because you’ll be walking out of there with a bill you can’t afford. Not even willing to negotiate based on condition of item. They don’t know what their doing.

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Michael Vendramin

Always did well here until today when returning a strut/w spring, hub bearing (pressed) and knuckle all together and sold to me that way. I was told that it wasn't their parts, even though marked as they do all parts, and that I was overcharged because pressed bearing comes with the knuckle. The manager was called out because the short heavy set guy working the sales desk lied and said it's not their parts. And tried to step up to me but only after the manager came out. They, even though have cameras would t do anything about the overcharge. Be very careful and informed before handing over any cash or cards about the price.

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Caleb P

Nov 27th I purchased this motor from 111, took it home discovered it had a broken timing chain and guides, along with a few other things. So motor is no good, called them told them all the information on the receipt I had at the time such as transaction number and whatever else they needed on the receipt and they said we will warranty it and replace it with another used one. Few days go by they call me tell me it’s ready for pickup, unfortunately I lost the receipt over the weekend and now they are saying they can’t do anything without the receipt. I’ve been in contact with Jeff for a week and half straight and he’s given me the same information that he hasn’t found it or hasn’t gotten around to it. Which is crazy because as a business you don’t keep any type of transaction history or invoice? Doesn’t sound right to me, however the Magnuson-Moss Warranty Act states This federal law protects consumers by limiting when a company can deny a warranty claim, including situations where a receipt is missing, as long as the product is demonstrably within the warranty period and the issue is covered by the warranty terms. So that being said 111 employee when you see this you get in contact with me and don’t post on here making excuses for the public. Don’t do you’re business with 111 if you haven’t gotten the jist of it from their other reviews