Chesney Auto Salvage MN 55803

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John Doe

I called and spoke with James on Monday, 12/8, about a pair of tail lights. He confirmed that they have two of those cars on site and said he would get back to me on Wednesday, 12/10. It seemed like a long time just to provide an update about tail lights, but they are not available anywhere else in the state, so I waited. I did not receive an update, but I gave him the benefit of the doubt because of the snowstorm we had. I called back today, 12/12. He told me he still did not have an update and that he would call me at 1 PM. No call came in. I called again at 2:30 PM, and he said that one car has a broken driver side assembly and his boss smashed the rear end of the other or something along those lines. When I asked why he never updated me, he had no explanation. I have purchased engines and other parts from Chesney in the past, but after this experience I will be taking my business elsewhere.

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Brian Boder

If you don't want to wait for the new part to arrive in the mail after you order it because buying it locally is threw the roof in pricing. Chesney's is the place to go, call, inquire for the part you need. Their online inventory ihas the used parts graded so you have options of what you're going to get. Their warranty is more than sufficient if you were to have a problem with the part. 90 days as long as you keep the receipt to show them if you need to bring it back. If it doesn't break in the first week or two, more than likely the part you purchased will outlast their warranty. Probably 25% less than the online price of new and 50% to buy locally. I'm all for supporting the local parts stores but when it comes to a difference of $50's and $100's. I give Chesney's a call instead.

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Chris Stage

Chesney is my go-to parts salvage yard. I like to go into the yard to find and pull the parts I need. There is an unbelievable amount of vehicles. If I have problems finding a vehicle make, I can ask anyone and get the right directions.