Boneyard Auto Salvage

Froggy 

on Google

7 months ago

Called then Drove a few hrs to get there . No inventory list , no help in finding vehicles on lot . No lot row numbers . Was told car was back to the right somewhere and couldnt find the car mentioned … pull & pay had what I needed and was easy to find . 

Vitaly P. 

on Google

11 months ago

Even though I've been working on cars for years, this was my first time at the Boneyard. Had to get a tire. They had a few tires, but only a couple in the size I needed. Both tires were at the end of life, little tread left. I didn't really want to buy it, but I had to get one. It was $20! A tire in that condition, at double the price of what I usually spend elsewhere, I would normally pass on that deal. Then $15 to mount it - nah, I'll mount it myself. For that price I can get a way better used tire at a tire shop, mounted ... read more

jackgyver 

on Google

a year ago

Good for parts but not so good for engines. The lot is “organized” (trucks on one side and cars on the other, just thrown around lazily.) Pretty good pricing on small auto parts, seats, etc. Large exterior pieces are rare to find undamaged or in decent shape. Buying engines or any other large part is super shady, and a massive ripoff. I would not recommend it unless it’s your last resort. I paid 1k for a small block, (I was previously told that engines cost 300-600 dollars). They slapped on an extra 60 for core fee, and took... read more