A couple of weeks ago my job had me driving through Oklahoma City and I had the pleasure of picking up a wiper switch and some trim pieces for my '87 Classic (I hate paying for freight!). I had called ahead of time and they said they showed just one and would need to find it. The 2 story building was nothing special but what struck me first was that the lot surrounding it was devoid of any Rovers. I should tell you that in a previous life I sold parts at a heavy duty/commercial truck dealer that also sold used parts. When I went inside the reason for the bare lot was obvious - all vehicles were indoors! The first floor looked like storage for vehicles and large parts, shipping and the order desks. We went upstairs to look for the trim pieces and a headlight switch and from what I saw this is where the smaller parts were kept , mostly on shelves in bin boxes by category. As a former parts guy I was very impressed with how neat and clean the whole place was especially considering it is an indoor salvage yard! Who knows where the vehicles came from or how long they have been sitting outside before they arrived but it is nice that the parts are safe from the weather and rodents after they get here. It may not make a difference to some, but I've seen what weather can do to vehicles left out. These were just my observations, but I will probably be looking there first from now on. By the way, they were nice guys too.