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STOP!!! Save your self a lot of money by not even calling them. They don't know there
parts well. I have made two trips out for
parts and come to find out they did not have them!! They want wayyyy to much for there
parts your better off going to e bay, good mark or year one way cheaper and better
parts. I told a friend of mine who is a LT. in the Phoenix police dept. and he told me that he has been out there more then a few times dealing with them screwing customers. So I figured I would try and help warn people so they don't have to go threw the headache and heartaches from these idiots. It is fun redoing an old car and should be save your self the stress and drama.
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Camartino - 29 Apr 2011 They charged me for
parts that needed to be pulled off of cars on their lot. That was more than a couple of weeks ago. Now they tell me they can't tell me if the
parts have been pulled or shipped or when they might be. What kind of way is that to run a business?
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9 - 8 Feb 2011 Ok place. they quoted me $750 on the phone, reasonable for what I got. 2 other local salvage yards also had the
parts i needed, the 1sr wanted $500 for the quarters but the right one was rusting out behind the wheel well and the 2nd insisted on cutting off the whole back end and wanted $1250, screw that. I was not charged to get in which was nice and they got my quarters off the next day even though it was a friday and that said they wouldnt be off until monday. also got a perfect dash pad for my dads Buick for $60, every online retailer wanted at least $150 for it. Overall an ok place and an excuse to take a road trip from MN, haha. By the way, dont expect to get quarters for a 68-72 4 door nova, i got the last good ones.
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tom - 23 Dec 2010 I called them for a price on a part, they quoted me $10 to $35. When i got there, they charged me $2 just to go in and look for the part. Then i found the part, they charged me $45. What a rip off.I was already there and did not want to go somewhere else. I priced this part somewhere else for $20.But this was alot closer. Very unprofessional people.
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Jonathon - 27 Feb 2010 DVAP Biggest rip-offs in the state. If you can find a classic part somewhere else, you should probably do so. Worst customer service I've ever seen in my life. They over price EVERYTHING. These people will seriously charge you $30 for a coil insulator. Just they're website and "restorable classics" say it all. That 68 charger a.k.a. "bondo bucket" for $15000?!?!?! I wouldnt pay $20 for that piece of junk. I got fed up with em. They ship most of their
parts over seas cuz nobody here wants to pay em. Shop craiglist or ebay... You'll save hundreds even after shipping!!!!!!!!!!
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