Auto recycler
250 East Auto Recycling
5945 Three Notch Rd, Louisa, VA 23093
Louisa, Virginia
About this listing
- Business type
- Auto recycler
- Address
- 5945 Three Notch Rd, Louisa, VA 23093
- Hours
- Not confirmed yet. Call before you go.
Listing checked September 2026
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250 East Auto Recycling and the Louisa area
250 East Auto Recycling is the only junkyard or junk car buyer we list in Louisa. The closest other listing is Inside Auto Parts, 13.6 miles away, with 2 within 25 miles.
What a auto recycler does
Auto recyclers take apart vehicles and resell working parts, often with a parts warranty. They are a good place to look for a used part, and many also buy whole vehicles for parts.
Nearby towns
- Mineral, VA 14 mi
- Ruckersville, VA 25 mi
- Cumberland, VA 32 mi
- Spotsylvania, VA 33 mi
- Locust Grove, VA 34 mi
- Leon, VA 35 mi
Selling a car to a yard in Virginia
- Title: In Section A on the front of a Virginia title, print and sign your name as seller (all owners listed must sign), enter the buyer's name and address, record the actual odometer reading (do not guess or estimate), enter the date of sale, and fill in the sale price or 'gift'.
- Plates: Remove the plates before the buyer takes the vehicle.
Other yards within 25 miles
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Inside Auto Parts
314 Pendleton Rd, Mineral, VA 23117
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M & M Service & Salvage Yard, Inc.
229 M and M Rd, Ruckersville, VA 22968
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