Woodstock Auto Salvage
Recycling Center in Woodstock, Alabama
About This Location
Woodstock Auto Salvage is an auto salvage yard at 25498 AL-5 in Woodstock, Bibb County, Alabama, in business since 1990. It sells used auto parts for a range of makes and models and takes in end-of-life vehicles for parts recycling. This is a commercial salvage and used-parts operation rather than a municipal household recycling drop-off, so it is geared to people buying car parts or selling a junk vehicle.
What Woodstock Auto Salvage Accepts
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What they do not accept
This is an auto salvage yard and used-parts dealer, not a municipal household drop-off. It does not advertise acceptance of common household recyclables such as glass, paper, plastics or electronics.
Access & restrictions
Open to the public · Walk-in (no appointment) · Salvage yard open to the public for buying used parts and selling junk vehicles; accepts card, debit and mobile payments.
Programs & events
- Vehicle salvage / parts recycling — Accepts end-of-life vehicles for dismantling and parts recycling.
Materials, fees and hours can change — call ahead to confirm before your visit.
Frequently Asked Questions
What does Woodstock Auto Salvage do?
It is an auto salvage yard at 25498 AL-5 in Woodstock, Alabama, operating since 1990. It sells used auto parts and takes in end-of-life vehicles for parts recycling.
What are the hours?
Listings show it open Monday through Saturday, 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m., and closed Sunday. Call (205) 938-9988 to confirm before visiting.
Is this a household recycling drop-off?
No. It is a commercial auto salvage and used-parts yard, not a municipal drop-off for glass, paper, plastics or electronics.
Can I sell my junk car here?
The yard takes in end-of-life vehicles for parts recycling. Call ahead to confirm what they will buy and any paperwork needed.
What used parts are available?
Commonly available parts include engines, transmissions, mirrors, tail lights, tires and batteries for a range of makes such as Ford, Chevrolet, Toyota and Honda.
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