Not one to trash someone's business reputation, it's a last resort, but when the guy called me a liar to my face, I feel like I need to leave a review reflecting the experience I had with them.
I simply asked for a pair of matching seats, which he said he didn't have, but he had tracks and that was a step forward, so I agreed, and asked if I could see if he had any other specific seats I could try to make work and he said sure go look, so I do and what do you know, they did have a matching pair and his reply was "you only wanted tracks" as if I didn't want seats???? I called him specifically asking for matching seats!!! He said one was no good, but he would throw it in with the track which I said was great only to find out he had a pair, so when I asked him to swap the mismatched seat so I would have a pair he acted like I had already signed a contract and anything else was extra and not worth his time.
I tell you what would be worth your time, if you would walk your lazy rear end out to your inventory and LOOK before telling someone what you do or don't have , what a disorganized joke.
I am a business owner myself and I totally get that you don't always make a killing on transaction, but one thing is for sure, if you call your customer a liar to his face and explain that since you have been there for 38 years you know what your customer wants better than he does, THAT customer will never use your yard again, there are SO many yards with better organized operations there's just no point in dealing with people like this.
But hey maybe they make so much money they just don't give a fart about $100 - $150 transactions .. Who knows... But I know some of these older vehicles are only $200 or so at the salvage auctions and I just don't get why they aren't jumping over theirselves to make everything they can when the returns can be so good, especially the more parts you sell per car...