U Pick IT at 7320 Leupp Rd, Flagstaff, AZ 86004

Honestly, this place is way more put-together than most junkyards I’ve been to. The main path is actually paved, so you don’t have to worry about dragging a wagon or backing a car through mud or ruts. And the staff? Super easy to work with—we were in and out in no time. ---

This is my go-to spot for car parts. Every time I come, I find exactly what I need to keep my old cars running, and the prices are way better than buying new. They’ve got a solid selection of wrecks, so I can usually grab whatever I’m missing without driving all over town. ---

First time at a salvage yard, and this one blew me away. Nathan didn’t just answer my questions—he went out of his way to make sure I found everything I needed. The service was top-notch. The parts and cars were all easy to spot, no wandering around lost. I left with more than I came for, and it was a smooth experience start to finish.

This salvage yard is solid. The guy at the counter—can’t remember his name—was really helpful. Told me exactly where to look for the part I needed, no guessing. Friendly, too. Made the whole process easy. ---

Okay, I wasn’t expecting to have this much fun at a salvage yard, but I did. Two bucks to get in? Totally worth it. The staff—two women who worked there—were on it the whole time, helping me figure out prices and pointing me in the right direction. The place is easy to move around in, no confusing layout. I was hunting for old police car parts to ship back to the UK for a restored cruiser I’ve got over there. Not only did the staff help me track down what I needed, but they even lent me tools since I didn’t bring my own (as an international traveler, that’s not exactly practical). Spent about an hour there, found everything I was looking for, plus a bunch of extra stuff I didn’t even know I needed—all for under $50. Back home, the same parts would’ve cost me $100+ plus shipping and taxes. If you’ve got the time and don’t mind digging around a little, this place is a steal. ---