Winston-Salem, North Carolina
Junkyards in Winston-Salem, NC
4 yards on our list. 2 let you pull your own parts.
Junkyards and salvage yards in Winston-Salem, NC
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Pull-A-Part Winston-Salem
Hours postedAdmission runs $2, or $1 for VIP Club members, and everyone signs a waiver first.
- U-pull
- Gate $2
- Buys junk cars
- Inventory online
- Open Sundays
- Open Saturdays
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Foss U-Pull-It Winston-Salem
Hours posted- U-pull
- Buys junk cars
- Inventory online
- Open Saturdays
- Parts warranty
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EPA looked at this yard once in the last five years, in December 2025.
- Salvage yard
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You won't find posted hours, a fee or an online parts list for this Winston Salem yard at 178 Stanley Ave, in Forsyth County.
- Salvage yard
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Pick-and-pull junkyards in Winston-Salem: gate fees compared
| Yard | Gate fee | Tools | Hours | Checked |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Pull-A-Part Winston-Salem | $2 | Yes: manual tools, small generators (gas or battery; extra gas tanks not allowed, so fill before entering). No: torches, grinders, jacks | Mon–Sun 8 AM–5:30 PM | Oct 2026 |
| Foss U-Pull-It Winston-Salem | Not posted | No: torches, jacks | Mon–Sat 8 AM–4:30 PM; Sun Closed | Oct 2026 |
Winston-Salem junkyards open on Sunday
One yard here posts Sunday hours. Hours change on holidays, so check the yard page first.
| Yard | Sunday hours | Gate fee |
|---|---|---|
| Pull-A-Part Winston-Salem | 8 AM–5:30 PM | $2 |
Used auto parts in Winston-Salem: yards with inventory online
Search these yards for your make and model before you drive out.
| Yard | Inventory | Vehicles listed |
|---|---|---|
| Pull-A-Part Winston-Salem | Search inventory ↗ | Not posted |
| Foss U-Pull-It Winston-Salem | Search inventory ↗ | Not posted |
Cash for junk cars in Winston-Salem
2 Winston-Salem yards buy junk cars: each one either says so on its own site or holds a license to buy salvage vehicles. 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.
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About junkyards in Winston-Salem
Two chains run pull-your-own yards in Winston-Salem: Pull-A-Part Winston-Salem charges $2 and posts Sunday hours, while Foss U-Pull-It Winston-Salem posts no gate fee that we found. Both put their inventory online, and both say they buy cars or hold a license to buy them for dismantling. EPA's records show a current stormwater permit for every yard in the city.
Winston-Salem's yards sit in ZIP codes 27105, 27107 and 27101. Walnut Cove is 12 miles away, High Point 14, and Archdale and Germanton 16 each. In North Carolina, a notary witnesses your title signature unless the car is 12 model years or older and going for scrap or parts.
Junkyards near Winston-Salem, NC
- Junkyards in Walnut Cove1 yard · 12 mi away
- Junkyards in High Point1 yard · 14 mi away
- Junkyards in Archdale3 yards · 16 mi away
- Junkyards in Germanton1 yard · 16 mi away
- Junkyards in Lexington2 yards · 19 mi away
- Junkyards in Greensboro4 yards · 24 mi away
- Junkyards in Pilot Mountain1 yard · 24 mi away
- Junkyards in Yadkinville1 yard · 28 mi away
Winston-Salem junkyard FAQ
How many junkyards are in Winston-Salem?
We list 4 yards with a Winston-Salem address, 2 of them self-service, and 4 hold a current stormwater permit.
Which Winston-Salem yards let you pull your own parts?
Pull-A-Part Winston-Salem and Foss U-Pull-It Winston-Salem. Gate fees run $2 where the yard posts one.
Which yards buy junk cars in Winston-Salem?
Pull-A-Part Winston-Salem and Foss U-Pull-It Winston-Salem. Each one either says it buys cars or holds a license to buy salvage vehicles.
Is any Winston-Salem junkyard open on Sunday?
Pull-A-Part Winston-Salem post Sunday hours.
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.