I have perfected the art of reselling used auto parts — and for one price, I hand you the exact lists I pull from.
Paid at the yard: $114 → Real eBay sold listings: $999 and $800
That ABS module took all of 5 minutes to pull — and made over $700 in profit. I spend an hour or so at the yard and make more in that hour than someone makes in a few weeks at a regular job. These lists are how.
Free to try — put in a car and see what it’s worth.
My personal hunt list — the one I pull from myself. For this price, I give you:
One good pull pays for this list many times over. Most people walk right past this money every single day — now you won’t.
Store opening soonTell me your yard, and I do the rest. For this price, I give you:
No homework. Fast delivery. The other guy who sells these makes you assemble your yard’s vehicle list yourself and wait up to 4 days. Here, you just name the yard — and your list lands within 24 hours of ordering, usually same day. A yard list is only worth anything while the cars are still there, so speed is the whole point — your list is built for same-day pulls — a day or two at the latest — while the right inventory is still sitting there.
Which yards can be scanned: any yard that publishes its inventory online, and chains with their own online inventory search. If your yard doesn’t publish inventory online, you can send me a list or photos of what’s in the yard and I’ll research from that instead. If I can’t see your yard’s inventory either way, you get a refund — never a guessed list.
Store opening soonThis is the exact format of a Custom Pull List — easy-to-pull parts that bring real money. The cars, the row, the parts, the sold prices, and your profit:
| Car | Row | Part to grab | Sold for | Profit in your pocket |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1998 Toyota Tacoma | 12 | ECU — engine computer | $910.00 | $734 |
| 2017 Buick Cascada | 4 | Headlight — one side | $875.00 | $694 |
| 2016 Buick LaCrosse | 23 | Adaptive HID headlight | $460.00 | $341 |
| 2011 Honda Pilot | 30 | Navigation unit | $329.99 | $235 |
| 2014 BMW 3 Series | 17 | Electric steering motor | $289.00 | $195 |
| 1995 Honda Civic | 11 | ECU — engine computer | $249.00 | $172 |
| 2007 Toyota Camry | 8 | ABS module | $219.00 | $141 |
| 1999 Lexus GS300 | 31 | HID headlight | $189.99 | $119 |
Sample trip total: $2,631 in your pocket
Sample list — the cars, rows, and prices above are an example of the format only. Your list is built from your yard’s real inventory and real eBay sold listings, and shows the yard cost and fees behind every profit number. And every car gets scanned top to bottom for what actually sells — the big-money part never gets walked past.
All of this is very possible — if the cars are there. The best parts go first, so your chances are best when you pull the same day, or within a day or two. These lists are built to be used right away.
Because this is what I do — and I’ve perfected it. One ABS module: 5 minutes to pull, $114 at the yard, sold listings at $999 and $800. That’s over $700 profit on a single part. An hour or so at the yard pays me more than a few weeks at a regular job. These lists are the cars, the parts, and the prices I pull from myself — and now they’re yours.
Your time is valuable. Most other guys want you pulling parts that make you $40 to $60 profit. I’ll find you parts that make you more profit for less work than all the rest.
Prices in these lists come from recent eBay sold listings — real completed sales, not asking prices, and not a promise of what you will make. eBay prices move. Yard inventory changes daily, sometimes hourly: a car or part on a custom list may already be pulled, crushed, or picked over by the time you get there, and condition decides what a part is actually worth. No part on any list is guaranteed to still be on the vehicle. Other pullers work these yards every day, and the best parts go first — a part can be gone an hour after your list is made. Every custom list is stamped with the date it was scanned and the date each vehicle was actually set out in the yard: a car set this week is fresh, a car set weeks ago may already be picked clean, and that set date is printed next to every vehicle so you can judge for yourself. Because of this, a custom list is made to be used right away — the longer you wait, the less of it will still be there. Always check current eBay solds before you pull. Pull parts at your own risk: follow your yard’s rules, work safe, and never get under a car that isn’t properly supported.