Anyone know where a local Salvage Yard is?

ViolaceousTiger

ViolaceousTiger

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WWRRII said:
Anyone know where there are local salvage yards are or how to find them? Email me at davis751@hotmail.com or respond please.

thanks.
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I don't know where you live but there is one on route six, if you're coming from route 5 in charlotte hall it's about ten minutes on the left...It's not hard to miss. Could be too far from where you live though.

Though I'm sure there are a million others in the phone book as they said.
 
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911Carrera

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Hollywood Auto Parts in Hollywood, MD. 43900 Commerce Drive in Hollywood 301-373-6965 or 800 764-1007
 
FastCarsSpeed

FastCarsSpeed

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LOL Junk Yards in Southern Maryland are like a dime a dozen.. Hell you cant go down a road without passing one.
 
Railroad

Railroad

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FastCarsSpeed said:
LOL Junk Yards in Southern Maryland are like a dime a dozen.. Hell you cant go down a road without passing one.
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Yep! - Most of 'em are also residences! :killingme
 
ViolaceousTiger

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Railroad said:
Yep! - Most of 'em are also residences! :killingme
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yeah the one on route six, "bert's garage" or something has got cows roaming through it...I guess to keep the grass cut between the junk. So trashy.
 
Railroad

Railroad

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ViolaceousTiger said:
yeah the one on route six, "bert's garage" or something has got cows roaming through it...I guess to keep the grass cut between the junk. So trashy.
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You sure they're not yard workers? :killingme
 
Chain729

Chain729

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aps45819 said:
http://www.brandywineparts.com/

I have this book that lists almost every business in the area alphabetically under various catagories, I call it the PHONE BOOK
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I prefer switchboard, but that works too.

Also, prepare to get bent over and reamed. The boneyards down here are expensive. To me at least, its worth the drive to Northern MD or Southern PA for a decent sized yard that has reasonable prices.
 
willie

willie

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Chain729 said:
I prefer switchboard, but that works too.

Also, prepare to get bent over and reamed. The boneyards down here are expensive. To me at least, its worth the drive to Northern MD or Southern PA for a decent sized yard that has reasonable prices.
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It's a sad state of affairs when a used steel wheel costs MORE than a new wheel wholesale.
 
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911Carrera

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Good Point Chain729.

A guy I know goes across the bridge in Annapolis to Delaware to a junkyard over there. He says the prices are much cheaper over there. I'm not sure what the name of the place is though.
 
Chain729

Chain729

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911Carrera said:
Good Point Chain729.

A guy I know goes across the bridge in Annapolis to Delaware to a junkyard over there. He says the prices are much cheaper over there. I'm not sure what the name of the place is though.
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I know of Crazy Ray's in NOMD, don't know if that's the one you're talking about. Heard the prices are really good, but I haven't been there. I also know they have a few locations.

I've to Harry's U Pull-it in Southern PA which is really good. I pulled a fender for $30 vs. about $250 for the going rate down here. Only problem was that Pennsburg is a long, narrow lot, and the b******s stuck the Neons all the way at the a**-end.
 
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WWRRII

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I was not looking for an auto salvage yard but a salvage yard that would have bricks, timber and the like. Maybe an auto yard would also have, but many thanks for the responses.
 
Airwolf

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WWRRII said:
I was not looking for an auto salvage yard but a salvage yard that would have bricks, timber and the like. Maybe an auto yard would also have, but many thanks for the responses.
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None around here.
 
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