Spadafora's Used Auto Parts
Recycling Center in Malden, Massachusetts
About This Location
Spadafora's Used Auto Parts is a long-running Malden auto salvage yard that buys junk and end-of-life vehicles for cash and sells used parts to the public. Inventory includes used tires, car and truck batteries, and parts pulled from salvaged vehicles. This is an automotive recycler, not a household recycling drop-off, so it is the place to sell a dead car or hunt for a replacement part rather than to drop off cans, bottles, or e-waste. Call 781-324-1929 to check parts availability or get a quote.
What Spadafora's Used Auto Parts Accepts
Related recycling guides: Batteries · Tires
What they do not accept
This is an auto salvage and used-parts yard, not a municipal recycling center. It does not take household trash, curbside recyclables, electronics/e-waste, yard waste, or household hazardous waste.
Access & restrictions
public-buyer · Walk-in (no appointment) · Buys junk cars for cash and sells used parts to the public. A vehicle title is normally required to sell a car in Massachusetts; call 781-324-1929 to confirm requirements and get a quote.
Materials, fees and hours can change — call ahead to confirm before your visit.
Frequently Asked Questions
Does Spadafora's buy junk cars in Malden?
Yes. Spadafora's Used Auto Parts buys junk and end-of-life vehicles and pays cash, then harvests usable parts and recycles the remaining metal. Call 781-324-1929 for a quote.
Can I buy used parts, tires, or batteries at Spadafora's?
Yes. The yard sells used auto parts pulled from salvaged vehicles, along with used tires and car and truck batteries. Call ahead to check availability for your vehicle.
What are Spadafora's hours?
Listed hours are Monday through Friday 8:30 AM to 5:30 PM, closed Saturday and Sunday. Hours can change, so call 781-324-1929 before visiting.
Is Spadafora's a place to drop off household recycling?
No. It is an auto salvage and used-parts yard, not a municipal recycling center. For cans, bottles, paper, or electronics, use the City of Malden's recycling program instead.
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