Even if they’re not perfect, I think junk yards can be a treasure trove. Plus, you can find parts that have a certain character, if you know what I mean! Just make sure to bring a friend!
If you’re looking for great deals at junkyards on Shepherd, start by inspecting parts thoroughly. Look for any rust and check that they are not damaged. The more you know, the better you’ll negotiate!
Exactly! Also, don’t hesitate to ask for discounts. Many junkyards are willing to bargain especially if you’re buying multiple parts.
I can’t recommend enough that you take a friend experienced in car parts with you. If you don’t know what to look for, it can be easy to overpay.
Great advice, judithmccoy! Also, take tools with you to test parts right away. Sometimes it’s the only way to ensure they actually work. Nothing worse than getting home to find out they’re useless!
Haha, so true! You could also practice your negotiation skills before heading to the yard. Confidence goes a long way in getting the best price.
When you ask for a price, start lower than what you’re willing to spend. If they say no, it opens up the negotiation. Just be polite, and you might be surprised!
That strategy works! But make sure to do your research on the part’s value first. Knowing its worth helps you to negotiate effectively.
Remember to be wary of parts that seem too good to be true; they’ve probably been damaged in some way. Better safe than sorry, right?
Absolutely! And don’t forget to check return policies—some places allow returns if parts don’t fit, which can save you headaches later on.
Good point, nelsonlisa! Also, humor helps in negotiations. Making light of the situation can sometimes get you a better deal. Just don’t overdo it!