Yank-A-Part

"We actually drove hours to get to this place and it was definitely worth the drive. We were looking for Toyota parts and we definitely found them. Normally when you go into a salvage yard everything's totally picked over but they had a lot of good prices. It's true most of them are older but if you're looking for first second and third gen Toyota pickups and 4Runners this is a great place to find them. They rotate inventory on a pretty regular basis so definitely keep checking back if you don't find where you're looking for. They seem to be pretty knowledgeable and also pretty Hands-On with what's there. It's a little bit messy and the showroom but that's pretty common for this type of business. Although they were doing some paint and trying to clean it up inside. It does look like you're going to get murdered when you're driving up to the road to get there because it's sort of out there but I assure you you'll be fine. They do also have some pretty cool old stuff that they saved from the crusher which I think is pretty cool and shows that they are definitely car people which translates to a good overall business. Definitely worth the drive and planning to do some more business again, give them a try."

"Great salvage yard! The staff was super friendly and helpful. I got a great deal on a VW TDI engine and some other parts. They loan you a wheelbarrow to carry your tools and the parts you gather. That was a fun visit! Thanks guys!"

"I've lived in Poulsbo for over 10 years and never knew they were less than 2 mi away from my house. Rent there looking for some parts for my 2016 Subaru. They did not have a very big selection of Subarus at all but I was able to acquire some small pieces I wasn't initially in the market for. The prices are pretty reasonable, but I don't have much to compare that to. I do love though that you can rummage through their scrap pile and just make them an offer for what you were looking for. They accept scrap metal if you need to get rid of some then you can just go there and drop it off. If I remember correctly they'll give you about $300 for your total car but you must have a title. 250 if they have to come pick it up from you. Now there is about 10 acres of cars to go through, they have a map of where everything is and from the looks of it they rotate their stock when the vehicle becomes More worthless with not much to offer. I did not see any vehicles there stripped down to just frame. So that was pretty good."

"No complaints. To anyone who expects white glove service from a u-pull scrap yard, you have no business showing up at a scrap yard. You can usually call ahead to check on make/model inventory. You can also ask them to lift cars off the ground and place them on a metal rack in order to access stuff you wouldn't be able to with the undercarriage in the dirt (I think they charge $20 for this, or at least they used to). Wish they would open on Sundays, but I get that everyone needs a day off."

"Would be nice to see a price list as cashiers just seem to throw out random numbers. Son bought a part for $20 on a Thursday, it didn’t work. I went to buy the same part from another vehicle 24 hours later and price jumped to $45. Price list would make this place enjoyable but until than, I’ll just make a trip to Picknpull."