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Auto salvage yards, u-pull-it lots, junk car buyers, and used auto parts recyclers. Hours, fees, and accepted items change, so call or check the listing before you load up.
5035 Williams Lake Rd
248-674-4851
Acre Auto Parts & Sales has sold new, used and aftermarket parts from its Williams Lake Road yard in Waterford Township since 1964. Stock covers engines, transmissions, body panels, lights and accessories, and every part carries a 30-day warranty. The yard also buys junk and scrap vehicles that no longer run or pass for roadworthy. Locally owned and operated for more than 50 years, Acre runs an online parts search for checking a specific part before the drive over.
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5005 Williams Lake Rd
(248) 220-7242
Mon-Sun 8am-8pm
JunkCarsWanted.net is a junk car buyer at a physical location in Waterford Township, MI that purchases all makes and models of vehicles with or without a title. Customers can drop off vehicles at the Williams Lake Rd location or schedule a pickup, with payment made on the spot. The business will match or beat competing quotes.
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2549 Dixie Highway
248-673-5700
Mon-Fri 8AM-5:30PM EST
Schram Auto Parts Waterford is the second Schram store, at 2549 Dixie Highway, Waterford, MI 48328. The location phones are 248-673-5700 and 248-673-7669. Hours are Monday through Friday, 8AM to 5:30PM EST. The site lists recycled auto parts, a tire search, warranty coverage on major parts, and a sell-my-car page.
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2491 Dixie Hwy Waterford Twp MI 48328 USA
(248) 335-7480
Mon-Fri 8:00 AM - 5:30 PM · Sat 8:00 AM - 3:00 PM · Sun CLOSED
4.0 (148 reviews)
Scrap Dog Recycling & Salvage buys metal, vehicles, and electronics at its Dixie Highway yard in Waterford Township, with a second yard in Fenton. Anything with a cord, a motor, an engine, or batteries, or with mostly metal content, is accepted in any volume, and the yard handles vehicles of any size. Categories run from aluminum, brass, copper, and appliances to computers, cords and wires, demolition scrap, plumbing and electrical material, and vehicle parts. Customers include corporations, small businesses, schools, universities, municipalities, and the public. Junk vehicles get a quote and a scheduled pickup. A separate division handles paper and cardboard for commercial and industrial accounts. The yard is open Monday through Saturday.
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Self-service (u-pull-it) yards let you bring tools and remove parts yourself for a small entry fee. Full-service yards pull the part for you. Each listing notes which kind it is where we have that detail.
Most auto salvage yards buy junk and wrecked cars, usually priced on weight plus any resellable parts. You will need the title in most states. Some yards include free towing.
Yes. Inventory changes daily, and many yards will check whether they have your make and model before you drive over.
Get a real cash offer in about 2 minutes. Free towing, any condition, even if it doesn't run. No haggling, no phone calls.
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