Pick-A-Part Jalopy Jungle ID 83687

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Caelan Lego cat

Some really cool old cars there and a decent price for parts. I have a 1989 honda prelude s at home in Washington and I spent a lot of time looking at the previous generation Honda Prelude, one from 1985 in red. It's sad that it isn't on the road anymore but I like junkyards because old cars can often be fixed with parts that still have plenty of life in them. I wish all the old cars a long life that come here for parts. This is the first junkyard I have ever went to and It was cool to just walk around, and take a bunch of pictures of some poor cars that will never run again. I wish modern cars were awesome and easy to repair like these old gems inside this junkyard.

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Jared Thurber

This is a great junk yard. They have a couple other locations, so if you pay to get in at one of them then you can visit any of the others on the same day without having to pay again. They are usually friendly. When you first walk in they will ask you what make/ model/ year of car you are looking for parts for and they will make you a printout with the details and locations in the yard of any matching/ similar vehicles. They will want to check your tool bag on the way in and the way out to keep down theft, and if you are bringing in an old part with you to match it up they will mark it so you don't get charged for it on the way out. The $1 admission includes all the fuses, bulbs, clips, nuts, screws bolts and light sockets you want. They have wheelbarrows you can borrow for free and restrooms are available. You can buy any part you want, you just need to bring your own tools. The prices are extremely reasonable. I highly recommend this place.

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Stan Hunt

The EPA needs to make a visit. I was looking for an A/C line on a jeep found 63 vehicles (before I quit counting) with sawzall cuts in the same place near the firewall. A/C refrigerant oil sprayed over the top of fenders. Had to go to Trusty’s and pay the higher price to get one. When I mentioned it to the guys they said not our yard and not our problem. They raise their prices then operate illegally.