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Used Auto Parts - Craigslist Versus Pick and Pull Junkyards
By Adnan Masood


When many vehicle owners need car, truck, van, RV, or jeep parts, they usually turn to their local junkyard. Many of these junk yards have a pick and pull policy. Although it sounds like a lot of work, it is a great way to find cheap auto parts. Another way is visiting Craigslist.org. In fact, which is the best approach?

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Dennis Bandy writes:

Subject: Saving money is the bottom line.

Good article. People are looking for cheaper alternatives for auto repair, so it makes sense that used parts will be one way to save money. We've also noticed an increase in people searching for information so they can complete projects themselves. However people can do it, saving money is the bottom line.

Comment provided September 21, 2009 at 8:47 am

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