Clayton, North Carolina

Cash for junk cars in Clayton, NC

1 yard in Clayton that buys junk cars.

Buys cars yards in North Carolina →

Yards that buy junk cars in and near Clayton

2 yards

Pick Your Part - Raleigh
Hours posted

3.8 (598) 2928 US 70 E, Clayton, NC 27520
- U-pull
- Gate $3
- Buys junk cars
- Inventory online
- Open Sundays
- Open Saturdays
Reviews mention vehicle selection, yard access fee, warranty
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Young's Auto Center & Salvage
Hours posted

3.9 (49) 2500 Nc-242, Benson, NC 27504 · 23 mi away

Besides the salvage side, Young's runs a U-Pull-It section where you do the wrenching yourself, according to its Google profile.
- U-pull
- Buys junk cars
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Before you go

Gate fees at Clayton u-pull yards run $3 per person, where the yard posts one.
Read the tool rules on the yard page before you load the truck. Most u-pull yards ban torches and jacks.
Each card shows open or closed right now from the hours the yard posts. Hours change on holidays.
One yard here puts inventory online, so you can check for your model first.
Selling a car? 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. North Carolina rules.

Cash for junk cars in Clayton: what each yard has on record

Yard	Why we list it	Title	Prices reported
Pick Your Part - Raleigh	Says it buys cars	Required	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.

Paperwork, plates and what to do after the sale

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.

Where these numbers come from

Cash for junk cars in Clayton: FAQ

Who buys junk cars in Clayton?

Pick Your Part - Raleigh. 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.