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Aces Auto Salvage
1943 Osterloh Ave, Twin Falls, ID 83301
Junkyard / Used Auto Parts / Self Service / Junk Car Removal5/5 - 3 reviews
Google Review
"They not only had proper door for MIL's car, but they took it off for us AND the price way better than pick a part across the road where I had to walk out to BFE to their cars, then found out..."
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Buying Junk Cars
1845 Osterloh Ave, Twin Falls, ID 83301
Salvage Yard / Used Auto & Classic Car Parts / Junk Car Removal / Towing Service5/5 - 3 reviews
Google Review
"Well right now it's almost 7:00 p.m. at night December 23rd and it's dark this place is really dark but during the daytime if you come out and look we have a lot of classic cars that are worth..."
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Idaho Equipment & Salvage
1750 Osterloh Ave, Twin Falls, ID 83301
Junkyard / Used Auto & Truck Parts / Self Service4.5/5 - 4 reviews
SalvageParts Review
Wanted
"I need a rear bumper for a 1983 chevy silverado half ton truck and also running boards for the silverado."
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JOHN'S U-PULL U-SAVE
1211 Addison Ave W, Twin Falls, ID 83301
Salvage Yard / Used Auto Parts / Self Service3.7/5 - 3 reviews
Google Review
"I met John about 7 years ago when he first started out. He is an awesome person and I briefly met his son & girlfriend. They came across like real genuine people. The kind of people you would..."
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Pacific Recycling
1939 Highland Ave E, Twin Falls, ID 83301
Recycling Center / Used Auto Parts3.7/5 - 3 reviews
Google Review
"Great place, and everyone there was friendly. The manager there was extremely knowledgeable, professional, and had a great attitude."
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Barger Mattson 4WD Pickup
1154 Addison Ave W, Twin Falls, ID 83301
Junkyard / Used Auto Parts2.3/5 - 3 reviews
Google Review
"Brendon was excellent and his communication and proactively letting me know condition of parts. Had it already as agreed upon at a very reasonable price. I highly recommend."
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FAQs about junkyards in Twin Falls County, ID
What legal requirements do I need to meet to sell my car to a junkyard in Twin Falls County, ID?
In order to sell your car to a junkyard in Twin Falls County, ID, you typically need to meet these legal requirements:
- Proof of Ownership: You must provide proof of ownership, which is usually your vehicle title. If you don't have the title, contact the Idaho Department of Motor Vehicles (DMV) to obtain a duplicate.
- Valid Identification: You'll need to show a valid government-issued photo ID, like a driver's license or passport.
- Complete a Bill of Sale: Some junkyards may ask you to complete a Bill of Sale, indicating the sale price and stating that you're selling the vehicle "as-is."
- Release of Liability: Submit a Release of Liability to the Twin Falls County, ID DMV to remove your liability for the vehicle once it's sold. You can do this online or by mailing the appropriate form.
- Smog Certificate: Depending on the age and location of your vehicle, you may need to provide a valid smog certificate. Junkyards often handle this if required.
- Remove License Plates: Before handing over your vehicle, remove the license plates. You can either transfer them to another vehicle or return them to the DMV.
- Payment: Ensure you receive payment for the vehicle. The payment method may vary, so discuss this with the junkyard beforehand.
- Cancellation of Insurance: Contact your auto insurance company to cancel coverage on the sold vehicle.
Please note that specific requirements can vary depending on the junkyard and the condition of your vehicle. Always check with the junkyard you plan to sell to and refer to the Idaho DMV for the most up-to-date information and forms.
Can I sell a junk car without a title in Twin Falls County, ID?
If you try to sell a car without a title, your choices might be more restricted than those of other sellers who have a readily available title.
- If you are still in the process of paying off a car loan, the likelihood is that the bank or lienholder still possesses your car's title. You must reach out to your bank to get a payoff amount. It's important to ensure that your car's selling price can cover it.
- If your car title is missing, lost, or stolen and you're wondering how to sell your car, you need to request a replacement title.
- If your car is totaled, has a salvage title, has no title at all, or you have no way to obtain a valid title, car junkyards often buy cars without a title an pay you in cash. However, the lack of a title might lower your selling price.
Do they offer shipping?
Yes, many of them ship parts. However, there may be additional shipping charges. Be sure to ask about shipping charges before you buy any parts.
How can I find the closest junkyard near my location
If you're around Twin Falls County, ID, the list above presents a range of trustworthy local junkyards and salvage yards. Feel free to browse their services and get in touch with them! To explore additional options or scout out other areas, we recommend using our junkyard locator. It'll help you pinpoint the finest junkyards nearby..
Are they open on weekends?
Some of them, so check their operating hours.
Do I need an appointment to visit them?
Most of them do not require appointments for visits. Contact them in advance can help you confirm their operating hours, entrance fees, and any specific rules or guidelines they may have for customers.
What should I do if I get injured at a junkyard?
If you get injured at a junkyard, the first thing you should do is seek medical attention if necessary. Once you are safe, you should also take the following steps:
- Report the accident to the junkyard owner or manager. This will help them to investigate the accident and take steps to prevent future accidents.
- Document the accident. This includes taking photos or videos of your injuries and the scene of the accident. You should also get the names and contact information of any witnesses.
- File a claim with your insurance company. Your insurance company may be able to cover your medical expenses and lost wages.
- Contact a personal injury lawyer. A personal injury lawyer can help you to understand your legal rights and options.