Harry's Auto U-pull it parts 12095 (n/a)

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Peter Huffman

Fair pricing, good selection of older cars. Had the vintage bus parts that I needed and much more. One of the few old-fashioned pick-it-yourself yards remaining in NY.

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Vincente Bruno

After going to a pull it place for the first time, I’ve got to say I was a little impressed. I did not find what I wanted and their car-finding system/database seemed well out of date. But I searched through the whole lot (probably ~200 cars/trucks or more) to find what I needed and found that they do have a lot of parts to offer. You only pay $1 to look around and find what you need. They also have tools that you can use to take the parts out. I came on a rainy day so it was humid, bugs were amuck, and grasshoppers, even frogs were all over the place. But overall it’s like a thrift store for auto parts, you might find something you like in there. I would bring boots and cleaning wipes for the untamed grass and grease next time.

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Essence Coxum

The kid is nice and super helpful, however if you are a women, I would not go here alone. They charge you $25 if someone pulls it for you. It is never $25 because you are escorted to the car with the part as you have no idea where it is on the property and you don’t want to be there for too long. They touch the part it’s automatically another $25.They do not update their inventory. Other than that I guess I was able to find something that worked for now and I shouldn’t have had them take the light that did not fit and does not work in when the kid said it was $20 for the inconvenience and being that it will definitely fall out, he went to get change for a $50 ant the woman asked why? I said because I have a $50 and she came up with excuses for it to be $50. I guess they might have your part but expect to pay 27 for each part which isn’t bad but if they touch the part, at all add an additional $25