Rather than just dispose of old vehicles in landfills, many cars and trucks end up in salvage yards. To salvage is to take unwanted, wrecked or junk vehicles and strip them of all their still usable parts and components. These parts and components are then refurbished, recycled, and/or sold to those who can use them…. Read more »
Are you in the process of trying to make a repair to your car right now? If so, one of the only things holding you back might be the price of the parts that you need to get your car back out on the road. One way to get around this is by taking a… Read more »
If you’re going to buy something “used,” what’s the main question you’d ask? Perhaps you’d wonder, “Is it any good?” With used items, the quality can run from poor to excellent, right? Some used items look hardly used at all, while others look like they should be thrown out. That’s why it’s important for companies… Read more »
So you have a vehicle that you need parts for, and you’re thinking of visiting a salvage yard to find them… that’s a good idea. All American Auto Salvage in Rahway, New Jersey, is the place to visit for used auto parts in the tri-state area. What’s some advice on using a salvage yard for… Read more »
Are you looking for a specific part for an auto repair or restoration? You can get a great deal on whatever you’re chasing after by visiting an auto salvage yard. Salvage yards for cars often offer the best deals in town when it comes to used parts. However, price isn’t the only reason to take… Read more »
There seem to be two types of people when it comes to cars– those who like to get a new one every two or three years (usually leasing them) and those who like to drive ‘em ‘til they’re worn out (12-15 years or more). For those who drive cars until they become “clunkers,” here’s some… Read more »
If you’re looking to scrap an old car, one of the easiest ways to do it is by selling it to a salvage yard. A salvage yard will pay you to take your old car off your hands. They’ll then break the car down and make sure that it doesn’t go to waste. Here is… Read more »
