Raleigh, North Carolina
Junkyards in Raleigh, NC
3 yards on our list.
Junkyards and salvage yards in Raleigh, NC
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September 2013 is the last time EPA inspected this Raleigh salvage yard.
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Hours, prices and a parts list are all missing from what we found on this Raleigh yard at 7120 Poole Road, in Wake County.
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Atwood Towing
Hours postedSaturday counts as a full day at this Garner salvage yard on West Garner Road.
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Stone Truck Parts
Hours postedUsed truck parts are the trade at this Garner shop on US-70.
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Pick Your Part - Raleigh
Hours posted- U-pull
- Gate $3
- Buys junk cars
- Inventory online
- Open Sundays
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Martin's Import Salvage
Hours postedA parts hunt from Wendell has backups nearby: Johnston Auto Salvage sits 5.7 miles off, Johnston's Used Auto Parts 8.1 and Tilton's Used Auto Parts 9.7.
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Junkyards near Raleigh, NC
- Junkyards in Garner3 yards · 7 mi away
- Junkyards in Clayton1 yard · 8 mi away
- Junkyards in Wendell1 yard · 12 mi away
- Junkyards in Apex1 yard · 17 mi away
- Junkyards in Youngsville1 yard · 18 mi away
- Junkyards in Fuquay Varina1 yard · 19 mi away
- Junkyards in Middlesex2 yards · 19 mi away
- Junkyards in Wake Forest1 yard · 20 mi away
Raleigh junkyard FAQ
How many junkyards are in Raleigh?
We list 3 yards with a Raleigh address, and 2 hold a current stormwater permit.
How many auto recycling businesses are in Wake County?
The 2023 Census County Business Patterns count 3 used auto parts businesses in Wake County (NAICS 423140), with 34 employees. That count covers every business filed under the code, including ones this list does not show.
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.