nose hairs.

 

I went to this huge pick and pull down in Evansville, IN a couple years ago and was able to get a tranny for my '79 Datsun ZX for like $60...It was great! All the cars were already raised up with two wheels stacked on top of each other at all 4 corners...pretty effective jackstands.

 

sd junkyards own.

 

Our version here is called "U Wrench It". Same concept I guess, you pay like $50 to go in. And come out with whatever you can carry. I've never been but I hear lots of people yanking turbo's all the time.

 

Ours is called "U pull it" costs a buck!

 

We had U-Wrench it and it was $1 to go in. They have now been bought by Pick-n-pull here in KC. Still $1. The place is a little cleaner now.

QUOTE: All the cars were already raised up with two wheels stacked on top of each other at all 4 corners...pretty effective jackstands.

Make sure you realize that the wheels were welded together before you try to do this at home!

 

i love pick and pull. ive gotten 2 muffler brackets, front seats, head lights, a rear light, a set of rear lights, an exercise bike, a huge chain and many assorted emblems h:

.. i think thats it

 

also known as U-Pull-It

 

I made like $300 pulling stuff at a U-pull-it last year and selling it. Jeep cherokee overhead console's go for $50-75 if you have the wiring harness and visors, I use to get them from the yard for $5-10 each and sell them for $50+. Took 5min of my time to take them out. Paid for the chip in my audi. If I still lived in NJ I'd still be going there to get th consoles.

 

Ours is called Pull and Save. It has little to none imports. Very sad.