Danny's U-Pull 74117

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Megan “Meg”

I was dropping off the piece of artwork that I made for them. I promised them a long time ago but hey better late than never especially when life happens. I hope they enjoy it! It's an interactive piece I made which is a vehicle, a removable person and a flat tire because they are a salvage yard so I felt like it was fitting.

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Chris Stewart

First time coming here and it was a pretty good experience. Walk in, tell them what model/s you’re looking for and they will print a ticket telling you where those vehicles are in the yard. Do some research and look for other car models with the same engine or interior accessories. Could save you a trip to another salvage yard. As with typical salvage yard bring your own tools and be ready to walk. They do have wheel barrows to haul parts and tools, tires flat on most though but would be handy for multiple/bulky parts. Plenty of walking and of course mud, puddles, glass and car parts. The place is clean and maintained very well for what it is. Cars are laid out in a rows and the cars in each spot are numbered making it easy to find what you are looking for. Fortunately for me they are open 7 days a week so if you need something on a Sunday this is the place to go. I suggest giving them a call before heading out to make sure they have the vehicle you need. General cost to enter is $2 then whatever the cost of the parts you get. Employees were super helpful and even helped me cross reference the motor for the part I needed and found another engine with the part I needed. They have everything you need and more, even antifreeze. Highly recommend and will be back. Have another trip planned when the weather starts to cooperate.

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Pavel Navitski (Paul)

It has great amount of cars different brands.