Trenton, Tennessee
Junkyards in Trenton, Tennessee
3 yards on our list. 1 let you pull your own parts. 3 hold a state salvage license.
Junkyards and salvage yards in Trenton, TN
8 yards-
Highway 54 Salvage
Hours postedSide by side with West Tennessee Pick and Pull (our records put them 0 miles apart), this Alamo Highway yard makes an easy second stop.
- Salvage yard
- Buys junk cars
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West Tennessee Pick and Pull
Hours postedSundays count as ordinary days at this self-service yard on Alamo Hwy, which Google Maps shows open 7 AM to 4:30 PM all week.
- U-pull
- Buys junk cars
- Open Sundays
- Open Saturdays
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Hours never turned up in any record we checked for this Dyersburg Highway yard, so the license is what there is to go on.
- Salvage yard
- Buys junk cars
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The records file this North Main Street yard under motorcycle salvage, and it is the only Dyer yard we found.
- Salvage yard
- Motorcycle salvage
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45 Auto Salvage
Hours postedMilan's lone salvage yard sits on Bradford Highway in Gibson County and also trades as 45 Auto & Truck Salvage.
- Salvage yard
- Buys junk cars
- Open Saturdays
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Coon Dance Auto Parts
Hours postedA tenth of a mile separates this Wardlow Road yard in Gates from American Recycling.
- Salvage yard
- Buys junk cars
- Open Saturdays
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American Recycling
Hours postedAny metal you bring is of interest to this Gates salvage yard, according to its Google profile.
- Salvage yard
- Open Saturdays
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Daniels Auto Salvage
Hours postedOnly one Dyersburg yard shows up in our records: this salvage and used-parts lot on Jenkinsville-Jamestown Road.
- Salvage yard
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Trenton 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 |
|---|---|---|
| West Tennessee Pick and Pull | 7 AM–4:30 PM | Not posted |
Cash for junk cars in Trenton
3 Trenton yards buy junk cars: each one either says so on its own site or holds a license to buy salvage vehicles. Tennessee yards need a signed title unless the car is 12 years or older and sold for parts or scrap. Then a signed statement, a thumbprint and a copy of your photo ID stand in.
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About junkyards in Trenton
Sunday hours belong to just one Trenton yard, West Tennessee Pick and Pull, and it also happens to be the only one of the three where you pull your own parts. It posts no gate fee, so you won't know the cost until you reach the counter. Highway 54 Salvage and Trenton Auto Salvage fill out the list. All three hold state licenses that cover buying vehicles to dismantle, which gives a dead car three options in town. Two of the yards post hours, and only one keeps Saturday hours.
All three yards sit in ZIP code 38382, in Gibson County. Dyer is 7 miles away and Milan 11, close enough to try if Trenton comes up short on the part you need. Gates and Dyersburg are both 26 miles out, a longer haul but still a short drive's worth of options.
Junkyards near Trenton, TN
- Junkyards in Dyer1 yard · 7 mi away
- Junkyards in Milan1 yard · 11 mi away
- Junkyards in Gates2 yards · 26 mi away
- Junkyards in Dyersburg1 yard · 26 mi away
- Junkyards in Martin1 yard · 27 mi away
- Junkyards in Denmark1 yard · 28 mi away
- Junkyards in Huntingdon1 yard · 31 mi away
- Junkyards in Brownsville1 yard · 32 mi away
Trenton junkyard FAQ
How many junkyards are in Trenton?
We list 3 yards with a Trenton address, 1 of them self-service. 3 appear on the Tennessee Motor Vehicle Commission license list.
Which Trenton yards let you pull your own parts?
Which yards buy junk cars in Trenton?
Highway 54 Salvage, West Tennessee Pick and Pull and Trenton Auto Salvage. Each one either says it buys cars or holds a license to buy salvage vehicles.
Is any Trenton junkyard open on Sunday?
West Tennessee Pick and Pull post Sunday hours.
Do I need a title to sell a junk car in Tennessee?
Tennessee yards need a signed title unless the car is 12 years or older and sold for parts or scrap. Then a signed statement, a thumbprint and a copy of your photo ID stand in. Read the Tennessee rules.