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Old 04-13-2019, 09:32 AM   #1
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Visiting USofA junkyard recommendations

So coming over to USA in December/January - for a family holiday but trying to inter link it with some trucks stuff. We are going to be in California/ Nevada/Utah /Arizona and want to visit a classic car:truck pick-n-pull / junkyard to get some bits for my truck.
Coming from London uk I have know idea where to start looking apart from the internet. So dessertvalleyautos is already on the list ; )
I just wondered if the good folks on here have any recommendations ?
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Old 04-13-2019, 09:52 AM   #2
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Re: Visiting USofA junkyard recommendations

Thats a lot of area to cover...perhaps you would be better served to subscribe and list a WTB post detailing the parts you are looking for...

You can also look at Trucks for Sale sections on each year forum to get an idea of what is available...

Suggest you check into export / import requirements for parts...brokers needed etc????

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Old 04-13-2019, 10:42 AM   #3
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Re: Visiting USofA junkyard recommendations

Hidden Valley Auto Parts in Maricopa, AZ has a very good inventory of older stuff.
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Thats a lot of area to cover...perhaps you would be better served to subscribe and list a WTB post detailing the parts you are looking for...

You can also look at Trucks for Sale sections on each year forum to get an idea of what is available...

Suggest you check into export / import requirements for parts...brokers needed etc????

Hope this helps



I guess I was just throwing it out there to see what was suggested and I could cram into our route - i forsee a few problems for sure......
1 - It’s a family road trip
2 - it’s just before Christmas so things may well be shut for the holiday period
3 - were covering a large area
4 - it’s a FAMILY road trip .....

As for shipping/customs etc all covered because I’m always shipping things over ( this darn truck ; ) !! )
Got an agent I use which at least make one thing easier .... unless heavens forbid I find a new project ....shhhhh!!!
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Hidden Valley Auto Parts in Maricopa, AZ has a very good inventory of older stuff.
Great !! It’s on the list...
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Re: Visiting USofA junkyard recommendations

What model truck?

December in Utah can be really cold ans snowy....just an FYI

Have a great trip

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Visit member tkorinek he parts these trucks and will be able to gather what ever you want by then. He will also be a lot cheaper than any classic car junk yard you’ll find out here.
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Pick and pull basically have newer cars and trucks.
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Pick and pull basically have newer cars and trucks.
Ok great - that’s good t know thanks !!

I’m definitely after older models - junkyards it is then.
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What model truck?

December in Utah can be really cold ans snowy....just an FYI

Have a great trip

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Thanks for the heads up... I’ve heard about the snow and inclement weather

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The High Country in Arizona can be a LOT of Fun in December!
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Thanks for the heads up... I’ve heard about the snow and inclement weather

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Salt Lake city has an average of 13"....33 cm of snow during December....high mountain areas can get 23"...59 cm ! Check out this link...

https://www.currentresults.com/Weath...l-december.php

January is worse!!!!!
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Get the Row52 app. You can search all the pick n pulls
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search tempest....look at all the CL postings.
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Ok great - that’s good t know thanks !!

I’m definitely after older models - junkyards it is then.
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search tempest....look at all the CL postings.
I've always got my nose in the listing sections - ill search Tempest - thanks d
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Re: Visiting USofA junkyard recommendations

If your in southern California Mojave desert area, Hwy 395, check out the town of Pearsonville for Pearson Auto wrecking. Last time I was there about 15 years ago, they had quite of few older trucks 40's 50's 60's of various makes that have been sitting out in the desert for many years. I would call if there still open.
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If your in southern California Mojave desert area, Hwy 395, check out the town of Pearsonville for Pearson Auto wrecking. Last time I was there about 15 years ago, they had quite of few older trucks 40's 50's 60's of various makes that have been sitting out in the desert for many years. I would call if there still open.
That’s an awesome tip!!
I’ve had a search and there’s something still there...
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