Occasionally wil pop in to see if there is anything new. Have found a pair of shorts even a camping…read morelight in case of a power outage. Household items, cloths, shoes and things for children are sold here.

Ad copy claims you're going to find a wide selection of new and used office furniture at Carolina…read moreRemarketing at a fraction of the cost of new which seems fair for used merchandise. Fact is there's plenty of quality new & used office furniture at reasonable rates if you're willing to drive a couple miles out to the other side of civilization. MLB needed a file cabinet for the office and asked if I thought it would fit in the other car (nope!) so off we go to a nondescript building with a small parking strip alongside Turnersburg Hwy past the Statesville whiskey factory. The place is absolutely full of brand new and fancy furniture up front which gets progressively used-er and regular as you head back to the storeroom which is where we got ourn for a very reasonable price. If I ever replace my secretary with something less storied but more useful I'll give these folks a holler and a look. It's used, not used up :-)

From the owner: Wayne Shew started Carolina Remarketing in 1989. After years of experience in the family home…read morefurniture business he decided to start a business of own. He saw a need for local small businesses to have quality office furniture at affordable prices. Th

I stopped in 30 minutes before they closed on a Tuesday and was assisted by a very friendly…read moregentleman to help me find an outfit for a bbq... they have nice vintage pieces as well as newer top brand designers.

One of the largest thrifts stores I have ever been in! There are 3 floors with everything from name…read morebrand clothing to high end furniture and everything in between. The fact that it is a business that helps local foster youth who are aging out of the system is amazing! All the employees are foster youth who are working their first jobs and learning to navigate the working world! Amazing vibe and a great experience.

Nice thrift shop located in an old style building at the start of downtown Statesville. (It's…read moreacross the street from CVS, so slow down so you won't miss it.) It's multi-storied (2 & 1/2 - 3 perhaps?) with stairs going in different directions. You can get quite a workout walking around. They have a little bit of everything, from furniture to clothes, from knickknacks to costume jewelry, etc. The prices seemed to be a bit high to me, but that might be par for the area. I did find some really nice shirts for my adult kids at decent prices. The place appeared pretty clean for me, so I don't know where the comments on it being dirty are coming from. It is a thrift shop that sells used items, so I would never expect it to be brand new clean, all spic & span. The workers were pleasant to deal with.

With 10 minutes left in their store hours, they turned off the lights to chase me out…read more Unprofessional.

Got some really great pieces for astronomically low prices, and they were all delivered promptly!…read moreThe staff is really nice, and willing to negotiate; I stop in every now and again to browse and always find great stuff!

My sister and I love going to Goodwill locations and scouring for great deals. She actually…read morerecently gave me 2 VS items (yoga pants and a sweatshirt) she found at this location. They look BRAND NEW! I found some nice things today as well. For instance a nice dressy top with the tags still on for $40, I snagged for $3.99. All employees were helpful and friendly. The main negative is that this place is DIRTY. I tried on some yoga pants and they got so dusty just from touching the floor. Plus, there was a huge spider web in the corner of the ceiling of the changing room with a GIANT spider in it. (EEK!) Also, my one daughter was laying in the floor (I know, blah) and playing with a toy and was COATED in dust and dirt. This isn't a huge Goodwill location. There is only 1 small changing room in this location. A woman in front of me brought in about 20+ items and I had 2. A worker actually knocked on the door and asked her if she minded letting me jump in there to try on my 2. That was nice but a little weird too. All in all, Goodwill shopping is always an experience. Some days you get tons of awesome finds, others you don't find anything. New items all the time so it's worth visiting often.

This location, since having the new manager has been ridiculously expensive. She is marking most of…read morethe nice shoes up to $20-$50!!!!! Not just a couple pairs marked up either, racks. Please if you are in the area and consider donating here, give your stuff to a better cause. This is goodwill, not a retail store.

Update 3.13.23 Im very fortunate to have a neighbor who…read morehappens to be a guru on the engine type installed in my FJ40. He and I are getting the problem fixed (I'm definitely the "apprentice"...but need as much knowledge about this vehicle as possible). My neighbor diagnosed the problem, we've replaced the camshaft, distributor, various gaskets, etc, etc. A little more to do, but should (hopefully) be back on the road with a few more hours of work. The previous owner (I assume) installed the timing gear backwards which caused the camshaft and the distributor gear to grind each other down. Was it coincidence vehicle failed so soon after driving it? Who knows.... A VERY involved inspection would have been needed by Vintage Motors to identify it on this ...as I now realize. That could be a big hit to profitability....and no small business would survive very long operating at a loss. Had I hired my own mechanic to examine prior to purchase, I'm doubtful this would have been identified. I think when buying a restored vehicle, while I agree its a good idea to hire a SKILLED 3rd party mechanic to give his/her blessing....unless your crystal ball says otherwise, expect to have problems. If you're a newb like me, find some resources that know the vehicle well, and learn from them. Original Post: I tend to post positive reviews; but I feel obligated to post this so people understand not every transaction with Vintage (or any company) goes well. On 2/3 I bought a '73 FJ40 for $30k. No isssues on test drive (though very weird the salesman drove the whole time; I wasnt given the chance) . Yet, No major concerns. Delievered to me on Tuesday 2/7; It was very slow starting. The delivery driver claimed ignorance. On 2/7 and 2/8 I drove 2 times under 10 miles. on 2/9 i drove 11 miles away and the trouble began. On the way home, doing approx 60-65 mph the car started backfiring, then stalled and would not restart so I pulled over. Highway Patrol showed up and got me a tow ($400 for 5 miles) and the vehicle has not run since. Initially, the dealer seemed willing to help. That willingness seems to have eroded over the past week. They've provided zero help, suggestions (or anything really) despite a 2 page description of the events including photos of what my mechanical resource discovered. No clarifying questions or reply to the summary at all from them. Seems they're falling back on "you signed away your rights" . If this happened after driving it for 3-6 months (not 3 days), I'd chalk it up to buying a '73. Vintage has made zero suggestions, provided zero support, didnt offer anything for the hassle and time spent diagnosing, or even the $400 tow. They denied doing work, but it seems they did and something was done wrong. Perhaps they've washed their hands because they got their $$. Never again with Vintage, and make sure to tell you friends.

I bought this vehicle two months ago sight unseen. (I know). I was assured everything was good…read more Here's a list of things I had to do fix and to get the vehicle safe to drive. 1. Added dedicated battery-to-engine ground (fixed warm start issue)Truck wouldn't start when hot. 2. (I knew ac didn't work) Replaced A/C O-ring (fixed leak) 3. Replaced A/C hose 4. Recharged A/C system 5. Replaced temperature sending unit (gauge) 6. Rerouted and shortened spark plug wires 7. Upgraded alternator charge wire (larger gauge) Truck would under voltage when everything on. 8. Adjusted idle speed to proper range 9. Set ignition timing correctly 10. Installed dual electric fans to stop over heating while ac running 11. Installed dual-stage fan controller and wiring 12. Tightened lower control arm bolts (corrected preload issue) 13. Installed rack and pinion bushings. Truck swayed uncontrollably. 14. Replaced both steering shaft U-joints 15. Replaced Power Steering Pump 16. Bled power steering system 17. Cut rear bump stops (corrected bottoming condition) 18. Replaced front shocks 19. Replaced rear shocks 20. Replaced DRIVESHAFT 21. Replaced driveshaft U-joints 22. Replaced tailshaft bushing (transmission) 23. Replaced tailshaft seal (transmission) 24. Refilled transmission fluid (Dex/Merc ATF) 25. Installed rivet nuts for battery enclosure cover so it didn't fly up. This whole experience has been Terrible. Still chasing a harmonic vibration. Again I was assured the truck was in great condition and is still barely drivable. First and last vehicle purchased sight unseen.

Great store offering some selections of merchandise that you don't typically see in such good…read morecondition - or at all - in many thrift stores. The staff were friendly and helpful. Really nice layout. Will definitely make this a regular stop to check out.

There's been a lot of talk about Trosa Thrift store around town lately. I've seen it all over…read moresocial media so a friend and I decided to check it out on a Friday afternoon. Trosa is located on Peters Creek Hwy in the Food Lion strip center at the Clemmonsville exit. It's easy to get to and there's plenty of parking which I love. Right inside the door is their whole furniture section, they have tons of tables, chairs, dressers , etc. they even have a whole section of office specific furniture. The prices are very reasonable. This would be a furniture flippers paradise. Towards the back they have shelves of everything from pillows to whole sets of dishes, sports equipment and the most medical mobility equipment I've ever seen anywhere. I'd say, if you are in need of a walker, a bath seat or portable toilet for someone look here because they probably have it at a fraction of the cost it would be to purchase new or rent. The clothing is grouped all together but they aren't keeping it organized as well as it needs to be. All different sizes were mixed in together and I quickly got frustrated and gave up. Both of us had found an item in the kitchen area we wanted so we headed to check out. The workers were very friendly as well. I'll definitely be checking out Trosa regularly in the future. Trosa supports substance abuse treatment. If you want to donate to them, they offer pick up for larger items or you can bring your items to their donation drop off around the back of the store. Just follow the signs.