I-Pull ID 83401

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James Sprague III

Pull a part style scrap yard. Lots of vehicle selections, pretty well organized rows ordered by make, liked how they have a wheelbarrow for your tools and parts to speed you up. Also convenient they can print you a list of what is where to help you get to what you need. I found what I needed for a two different vehicles I needed parts for. Friendly person at the desk. $2/person admission to check for your parts. They can tell you want units are there but don’t usually check for specific parts beyond that. The parts I pulled seemed like a fair price. Good selection of extra tires rims grill guards bumpers etc right at the front

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Bill Kelsey

So I carried a complete Dana 60 front end off of an 05 Ford f250 on my back across the finish line of the I-carry competition. It took everything I had to do it but I got it for $75.<br>I would love to see the video of it if you can ever get it put up for me please.<br><br>I usually can find what I need. However sometimes I think I am being over charged for things. I bought some coil packs last time I was there and I was charged $15 a piece, which is damn near what new ones are. I haven't been back since.

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Jonathan Ratcliff

Called to set up a pick up and sell a car for scrap, was told pick up would be a week out. Over two weeks later, I call back and the guy was rude telling me he’s not in charge of the driver’s schedule. I explained that it would be nice for the company to let the customer know and he sarcastically agreed to make a note. Might be a good place to buy parts, but not a good experience selling.