A & B Wrecking Yard MT 59602

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Donald Allen

Pros:<br>1. They have alot of cars<br>2. Customers pull parts<br><br>Cons:<br>1. Returns cost 30% for restocking fee. So if i buy a used muddy soft rolling tonneau cover that has bent parts, missing parts and bad velcrow for 100 dollars. Then that falls on me for being an idiot. But i clean it up, repair the damaged parts, but ultimately decide to just return it because it is missing too many pieces... i drive all the way out there, they have several employees there working. I have my reciept in hand from literally yesterday. The guy at the desk said i would have to talk to a different guy on a different day if i am attempting to return anything. I said that ill let them keep 30$ for the restocking fee. He said he couldnt. I offered to return in for half what i paid for it, he still wouldnt. I asked how much a basic cheap bottle jack or scissor jack would cost because i needed one today. He pointed to a pile of ones that looked like they were from the 70s. He said 20$. Home depot, walmart, harbor freight all have brand new basic krapy bottle jacks for under 20$.<br><br>I asked if they would consider selling a whole vehicle from their yard for a thousand bucks. He asked which one. I refered to a 90s nissan d21 pickup, 4 cyl that was in a head first collision. He said no, because they make more money than that just selling one part at a time.<br><br>Another employee said 50$ for a used alternator for a 96' nissan 4 cyl d21 (tiny 2wd truck). I am glad that i did not buy a used grimmy alternator thats been sitting in the weather for a decade. Can't exactly test an alternator there apparently. And hey! 75 dollars for a re-built alternator from a store on ebay. They have over 20 in stock and it comes with a 5 year waranty.<br><br>My tax return comes in in a couple days.<br>I was going to buy the following for my nissan in 5 or 6 days:<br>- A truck bed liner, (from their red 97 d21)<br>- A rear bumper with the mounts and tow hitch and ball, (from their red 97 d21)<br>-Air intake manifold (from a 90s 4cyl d21)<br>-An entire engine wire harness (from a 95 4cyl d21)<br>-A driver seat<br>-2 90s nissan bottle jacks<br>-Splash shielding<br>-Possibly a set of rims if they would sell the rims without the tires on them.<br><br>And for my tundra i was going to buy:<br>-A passenger seat with all the controls.<br>-Fuel tank<br>-2 or 3 cross members depending on access and if they would help me to lift the bed off.<br><br>But ya know... check rockauto ebay junkyarddog websites. Or the other salvage yards. Personally i will drive to Darby and buy from Honeys yard over A&B any day. Even if all i need is a resistor or window.

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Sean Conroe

There's guys were very knowledgeable about the cars in their yard. They were able to direct me right towards the items I needed. Prices could be a little better but that's not going to stop me coming back.

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amber blair

I’m sure it’s great if you can actually find someone to help you. I called and the guy could see me but never actually came out so I just didn’t know what to do. Customer service could probably use some improvement on the phone.