Junk yard with best deals?

[IndySilverAnny]

I went to Trucks Plus in Indy, and they had all of the parts I needed for my Bronco, but they were too expensive for my budget right now. (unemployed) They wanted $100 for a hood or bumper, and $50 for thew grill and filler. They also had a new repro tailgate with broken glass for $200. I've heard of places where you could pull any body panel for $25... fender, hood, tailgate, etc... I need a hood, bumper, grill and filler panel for my 91 Bronco. Anyone know any cheap places?

[ConnertuckyF150]

There are several junkyards in one area, on South Tibbs Avenue, across from the old drive-in. The only one I can remember the name of is Old Cars For Fun, which is where I got several bits and pieces for my '66 Falcon Club Wagon. There are also a number of junkyards on Southeastern Avenue, right around Sherman Drive. Although I don't know how they are on prices, there's G.W. Pierce...one up by Westfield on U.S. 31 North, and one out by Spiceland (east of Indy) on U.S. 40 West. Before I forget, there's a junkyard on the west side of Ritter Avenue, between 30th Street and Massachusetts Avenue.

I hope this helps ya out, and I hope ya can find another job soon. I've been job hunting since mid-January, and if I can't land something before my unemployment benefits run out, I'll have no other choice but to go to a temporary employment agency. Good luck to ya!

Matt

[IndySilverAnny]

I've been to all of the ones by the Tibbs drive in. They have good prices ussually, but have not had any 87-91 trucks or Broncos in lately... at least that were in decent shape.
GW Pierce is still open? I thought they closed... I'll have to call them.
Thanks for the tips on the others.

[Samsonitesamsonite]

heck i payed 40 for 2 fenders a grill a filler and a bumper and they gave a few misc parts along w/that