Ahoskie, North Carolina
Cash for junk cars in Ahoskie, NC
1 yard in Ahoskie that buys junk cars.
Yards that buy junk cars in and near Ahoskie
4 yards-

Dump and Cash
Hours postedCatalytic converters top the list at this Ahoskie yard, by its own Google profile, and copper, brass and aluminum scrap sell here too.
- Salvage yard
- Buys junk cars
- Free towing
- Open Saturdays
- Catalytic Converters
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Pick Your Part - East NC
Hours postedEvery day of the week, Sundays too, this U.S.
- U-pull
- Gate $3
- Buys junk cars
- Inventory online
- Open Sundays
- Open Saturdays
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Foss U-Pull-It Wilson
Hours postedLeave the torch and the jack at home, because this Wilson u-pull yard bans both.
- U-pull
- Buys junk cars
- Inventory online
- Open Saturdays
- Parts warranty
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Young's Auto Center & Salvage-Spring Hope
Hours postedA self-service U-Pull-It section runs alongside the salvage side here, its Google profile says, so you do the wrenching and carry out the part yourself.
- U-pull
- Buys junk cars
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Cash for junk cars in Ahoskie: what each yard has on record
| Yard | Why we list it | Title | Prices reported |
|---|---|---|---|
| Dump and Cash | Says it buys cars | Not posted | None yet |
Title rules for selling a junk car in North Carolina
North Carolina yards need the title with your signature notarized, unless the car is 12 model years or older and sold for scrap or parts with your photo ID and signed statements.
What North Carolina yards pay for junk cars
$160 to $240 a ton
Whole-car prices published in North Carolina, newest Oct 2026. A 3,269 lb midsize sedan comes to about $260 to $390 by weight.
Cash for junk cars in Ahoskie: FAQ
Who buys junk cars in Ahoskie?
Dump and Cash. Each one either says it buys cars or holds a license to buy salvage vehicles.
Do I need a title in North Carolina?
North Carolina yards need the title with your signature notarized, unless the car is 12 model years or older and sold for scrap or parts with your photo ID and signed statements. Full North Carolina rules.