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Foothill Garage & Wrecking at 9408 Pacific St, Plymouth, CA 95669

Foothill Garage & Wrecking at 9408 Pacific St, Plymouth, CA 95669

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Contact

(530) 672-2209

3381 Durock Road, Cameron Park, California 95682

Hours

Mon - Fri8:00 AM – 6:00 PM
SaturdayClosed
SundayClosed

Overview

Foothill Garage & Wrecking in Cameron Park

Foothill Garage & Wrecking is a self-service salvage yard at 3381 Durock Road in Cameron Park. Customers remove their own parts from wrecked vehicles during open hours. The yard has parts for domestic and foreign vehicles including cars, light trucks, and performance models. Basic repairs like oil changes, brake work, and engine repairs are also available.

How the salvage yard works

Foothill Garage & Wrecking is a u-pull-it yard. Customers find and remove their own parts from wrecked vehicles. The yard carries parts from domestic and foreign cars, light trucks, and performance vehicles.

Pulling your own parts

Customers can:

  • Come during open hours
  • Look up the part they need
  • Remove it themselves (tools available for rent)
  • Pay at the counter based on the part's condition

Mechanical services

The business also offers basic repairs including:

  • Oil changes
  • Brake repairs
  • Cooling system work
  • Engine repairs

Location and hours

3381 Durock Road, Cameron Park, California 95682

Phone: (530) 672-2209

Hours:

  • Monday: 8:00 AM–6:00 PM
  • Tuesday: 8:00 AM–6:00 PM
  • Wednesday: 8:00 AM–6:00 PM
  • Thursday: 8:00 AM–6:00 PM
  • Friday: Closed
  • Saturday: Closed
  • Sunday: Closed

The yard is off Durock Road near the Cameron Park shopping center. Look for the large Foothill Garage sign at the entrance.

What customers say

Reviews mention honest service and skilled technicians:

  • Michele Sandell: "They didn’t try to upsell me on a single thing. The whole thing was cheaper than I thought it’d be."
  • Rich: "Rob isn’t just good; he’s the kind of mechanic who makes you wonder why you ever went anywhere else."
  • Tom Barcus: "No upselling, no fake emergencies, no nonsense. They fixed what was wrong and sent me on my way."
  • Mark S. Lewis: "By the end of the day, he’d diagnosed the problem and had a plan. Next morning, parts were in, and by noon, their car was running again."
  • Mariah Alvarez: "The tech at Foothill Auto didn’t just fix it—they explained it clearly, worked me in early, and even had the decency to be nice while doing it."

Common questions

What are the hours?

The yard is open Monday through Thursday from 8:00 AM to 6:00 PM. It’s closed Friday through Sunday.

Do you buy junk cars?

They focus on self-service salvage rather than cash-for-cars. For selling a junk vehicle, they direct customers to their partner service for cash for junk cars.

What parts can I find?

The yard carries parts for domestic and foreign vehicles including cars, light trucks, and performance models. Common parts include engines, transmissions, alternators, starters, and body components.

How does self-service salvage work?

Customers come during open hours, locate the part they need, remove it themselves (tools available for rent), then pay at the counter based on the part's condition.

Do I need an appointment to pull parts?

No appointment is needed. Customers can arrive during open hours and start looking for parts right away.

Are tools available for rent?

The yard provides tools for part removal. Customers may also bring their own tools.

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Michele Sandell
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1 year ago

Took my 2017 4Runner in for the 60K service, expecting to get nickel-and-dimed like usual. Turns out, they actually told us some stuff could wait instead of pushing unnecessary work. The whole thing was cheaper than I thought it’d be, and they didn’t try to upsell me on a single thing. If you’re looking for a shop that won’t waste your time or money, this is the place. ---

Rich
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1 year ago

Let me put it this way—after dragging my car through half the repair shops in Cameron Park, I finally found a place I won’t leave. Rob isn’t just good; he’s the kind of mechanic who makes you wonder why you ever went anywhere else. The guy knows his stuff inside and out, and he doesn’t just fix your car—he explains it like you’re not an idiot. If he can’t handle something, he’ll point you to someone who can without a second thought. And the pricing? No surprises. They use real parts, not cheap knockoffs, and the labor rate is fair. Once, a part failed again after the first repair, and they fixed it under warranty—just charged me for the part. That’s the kind of honesty you don’t see much anymore. I’m just praying Rob sticks around for a while. ---

Tom Barcus
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2 years ago

After years of dealerships either missing the problem or charging me for things I didn’t need, I finally found a shop that just… works. No upselling, no fake emergencies, no nonsense. They fixed what was wrong and sent me on my way. My cars have a home now, and I don’t have to worry anymore. ---

Mark S. Lewis
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2 years ago

My friends from Canada were stranded with car trouble, and we took it to Rob on a Monday morning—he was already booked solid, but he still squeezed us in. By the end of the day, he’d diagnosed the problem and had a plan. Next morning, parts were in, and by noon, their car was running again. A full repair in a day and a half? That’s not just good—it’s a miracle. Rob didn’t just fix it; he made sure they could hit the road without stress. If you ever need a mechanic who actually cares, this is the guy. ---

Mariah Alvarez
Mariah AlvarezGoogle
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4 years ago

My Ford Focus died on me during rush hour, and I was already bracing for a huge repair bill. The tech at Foothill Auto didn’t just fix it—they explained it clearly, worked me in early, and even had the decency to be nice while doing it. No hidden fees, no runaround, just good service. If you need a shop that actually gives a damn, this is the one.

Jewels Dunn
Jewels DunnGoogle
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7 years ago

First time visiting this place, they fixed a problem several other shops couldn’t after we’d already thrown over two grand at them. Rob handled it right, got it done in just a few hours, and only billed around seventy bucks including parts. Because of Foothill’s straightforward ways, keeping our older cars running hasn’t been a headache. If a job takes an hour, they charge for that hour—not whatever the California Auto Repair Board says is the top possible charge for it. Ask around and you’ll see most shops go by the book instead of real hours. That kind of honesty should get noticed. Appreciate you, Foothill. Hard to argue you’re not the best.

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