Route 128 Used Auto Parts & Sales

LONG standing place… and if you know what you need… you’ll do WELL. NOW: the asshats that parade through… and expect a salvage yard salesperson… to stop… look…friggin diagnose whatever is ailing your beloved ride… You’re already halfway to getting pitched out. All OTHER, reasonably in the know wrench turners … wILL DO fine!

Agreed with the other reviews but they did help me out with a new tire, balance and whatnot for $ 88! I drive down 95 to work daily and this place was super convenient.

Tip: When you get onto Green Street, keep going straight, it is at the very end of the street
So, I take my car to the shop, and my mechanic tells me that my rims are so rusted, they are hitting my brakes. He tells me to get them at a used auto parts place, as getting new rims for a 96′ car was impractical, and new ones where the only ones he could buy.
After calling another place and searching online, I found this place. I ask if they had the rims, they told me they’d look and call me back. They did, they had the rims I needed for 20 bucks per rim, and that they would bring them into the office. I get there, ask about the rims, and they know right away what I am talking about.
I got my rims for a good price, and they were in good condition for rims of that age. A little bit of rust on the edges, but nothing serious. They told me if they weren’t the right size to bring them back. I have yet to go to have them put on. I will update this review if necessary.
Service is a little abrupt, not quite what I would call rude, more like no-​nonsense, no-​sugar-​coating, we-​are-​speaking-​our minds service. The shop itself is not the shiniest, newest place. BUT, since if you are headed there you know exactly what you need, rather than just come in to browse, this is not an issue.
(assuming this review was not updated) I am satisfied.

I have been going to 128 for my salvaged goods for about 4 years now. Probably 30 – 40 times in my life. Not always gonna find what you’re looking for, but that’s just the nature of the beast, and you’re not always going to get the price you wanted, but typically next time around you will. After time they remember your face and start being a little more sociable. Even the angry black guy sitting behind the counter lightens up and turns into a pretty nice, easy to talk to guy after a couple of visits. Don’t expect to load up your car with your 5 finest friends and all get into the yard at once either, you will be told to go back to your car. Don’t be offended, understand that people steal and they expect it from everyone. Just keep a smile, and understand that they’re looking out for their own livelihood.
. I would give it five stars, but as far as junk yards go, it is pretty small, and if you’re looking for anything for a newer or more expensive car, you will not find it outside of the fenced in area, but just ask. Also a GREAT place to get tires in a pinch, and they mount and balance.

This is a pick and pull yard at its finest.
Them: What are you looking for?
Me: Jeep.
Them: Back left. Stay out of the fenced in area. The dog will bite you.
Bring anything you’re gonna need to get whatever you want, with you. I wish everything wasn’t off its wheels in the mud but it is. You’re gonna get dirty, you’re gonna get wet. Once you pull your part and carry it back to the counter, the negotiation begins. The only reason I got what I needed for reasonable money last time I was there is I put it down and started to walk out the door. This conversation was done while smoking and talking on the phone.
Them: ‘hundred bucks.
Me: $ 30.
Them: Pff! $ 90
Me: I can get a new one for $ 100. $ 50.
Them: $ 75 or leave it there.
Me: OK enjoy it. (walking out)
Them: $ 70.
Me: $ 60 or keep it.
Them: $ 65
Me: $ 60 is all I’m paying.
Them: Cash.
It’s not always a scene from a Moroccan market. I brought up a bumper and a horn once, he gave me a fair price on the iron and threw in the horn for nothing. Depends on the mood of whoever is working the counter. I understand their demeanor being gruff. They’re dealing with people stealing their stuff, and otherwise trying to rip them off all day. Be ready with crappy clothes, tools, know-​how and be prepared to leave without your parts if the price is wrong.

I like this place. Good selection, all things considered, and very fair prices.
Would have been five stars but did get some attitude one time when I called. But Kenny was the man — friendly and hooked me up on price. Because of him I would definitely come back again.

Thought the selection was *OK*. Found a wrangler close enough to the year I needed. I bought a full roll cage for my 1991 wrangler with seat belts and cushions, only charged me $ 40. I pulled it and took it away. The service was great for me, and the price was awesome. Brand new these things cost more than $ 350. I’ll be going back to check and see if they get new stuff. If you ask them to remove the part for you, yea, they are going to mark it up. Point of a place like this is to find the part and remove it yourself, otherwise you’re not getting your monies worth.
Don’t know about these other reviews, but you can’t expect great greeting when you go to a junk yard. These people also deal with scummy customers that steal from them etc, so if you show them you’re straight up and honest they will reciprocate.

Everyone that works there are a bunch of grease monkeys… Rude and dumb too! I kinda understand why they are all jerks. I guess if I was a drunk and worked at a place that was worse than mopping up seaman and a strip club than I would be un happy with life as well. I asked for the price of a 2001 VW GTI 130,000 miles in OK shape that was parked out front… and they quoted me 6,000. CLOWNS!!!

This place blows… They have ¼ of the selection they used to have. When you go there they are the rudest people you will ever meet. The wanted to charge me 12 dollars more than dealer cost of a new part for my car. What a RIP OFF!!!

Not the biggest selection in the world but overall not bad. I needed a seat cushion for my truck as mine had ripped and fallen apart. I went into the yard and found what I was looking for. I went inside and asked the gentleman at the desk the price. He told me he could not just sell certain parts of the seat even though thats all I would need, I would have to pay for the whole seat. (I was completely fine with this a whole seat is $ 40 compared to the $ 700 the dealer wanted). So I went back to the used vehicle, cut out the seat cushion from the seat itself and brought it in. It turns out the man at the desk only charged me $ 20 for the part. Half of what he had just quoted! Great service, will return if needed!