Asheboro, North Carolina
Junkyards in Asheboro, NC
1 yard on our list.
Junkyards and salvage yards in Asheboro, NC
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Hunt S Auto Parts
Hours postedTractor parts top the list on this Asheboro yard's Google profile, along with general salvage and used parts at 1137 Mount View Church Road.
- Salvage yard
- Tractor Parts
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Guil-Rand Auto Salvage
Hours postedNo inspector has logged a visit to this Archdale yard since November 2013, yet EPA keeps its stormwater permit current and flags no quarter in three years.
- Salvage yard
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AAA Auto Salvage
Hours postedCarolina Wrecking stands 0.1 miles from this Clayton St lot, so you can check two Archdale yards in one trip.
- Salvage yard
- Open Saturdays
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Carolina Wrecking
Hours postedQuitting time comes at 4:45 PM, so a late-afternoon run needs some cushion.
- Salvage yard
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- Salvage yard
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High Point Auto Salvage
Hours posted- Salvage yard
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Amk Auto Parts Sales & Service
Hours postedTwice in five years EPA has inspected this John Ward Rd shop, most recently in August 2026, and the permit is in force.
- Salvage yard
- Open Saturdays
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D. H. Griffin Wrecking
Hours postedEarly risers get a 7:30 start at this Hilltop Road wrecking outfit, Monday through Saturday.
- Salvage yard
- Open Saturdays
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Junkyards near Asheboro, NC
- Junkyards in Archdale3 yards · 14 mi away
- Junkyards in High Point1 yard · 15 mi away
- Junkyards in Lexington2 yards · 20 mi away
- Junkyards in Greensboro4 yards · 21 mi away
- Junkyards in Siler City2 yards · 26 mi away
- Junkyards in Winston-Salem4 yards · 29 mi away
- Junkyards in Biscoe1 yard · 29 mi away
- Junkyards in Burlington1 yard · 35 mi away
Asheboro junkyard FAQ
How many junkyards are in Asheboro?
We list 1 yard with a Asheboro address, and 1 hold a current stormwater permit.
Do I need a title to sell 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. Read the North Carolina rules.