Self-Service Salvage Yard Used Auto Parts Price List (H–Y) – Scanned Sheet
Continuation of a wrecking-yard used-parts price list listing components with prices and core charges.
This document is one page of a self-service (pick-your-own-parts) auto salvage yard price list, alphabetically covering parts roughly from "Header Panel" through "Yoke." It is laid out in two columns, each row listing a used part name, its purchase price, and a second column showing either an additional charge (likely a core/deposit fee, e.g., $3.00 for a heater core or master cylinder, $5.00 for a radiator or rear end assembly) or "N/C" (no charge). Prices range from $1.00 for a round headlight or rocker arm up to $85.00 for a front-wheel-drive automatic/manual transmission or a 3-5 speed transmission. Notable entries include a hood at $45.00, radiator at $38.00, rear end assembly at $65.00, windshield at $35.00, tailgate at $40.00, turbo unit at $55.00, and wiring harness at $25.00. The page gives no year, business name (the header is largely illegible beyond "SELF SERVICE ... TRUCK PART"), or vehicle-specific applicability — it is a generic yard-wide pricing sheet, apparently a companion to "pricelist1.jpg" in the same album. A reader can learn what a self-service salvage yard charged for common used car and truck parts at the time of the scan.
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Frequently asked questions
- How much does a used radiator cost on this price list?
- $38.00 plus a $5.00 additional (core/deposit) charge.
- What is the price of a complete rear end assembly?
- $65.00 with a $5.00 additional charge; a rear end 'chunk' is $35.00 plus $5.00, and a FWD/I-beam complete rear end is $55.00 plus $5.00.
- How much are used transmissions at this yard?
- An automatic RWD transmission is $60.00, an auto/manual FWD transmission is $85.00, and a 3-5 speed transmission is $85.00, each with an additional charge whose amount is not fully legible.
- What does 'N/C' mean in the second price column?
- The document itself does not define it, but most parts show N/C in the second column while some (heater core, master cylinder, radiator, rotor, etc.) show a dollar amount, indicating an extra charge that applies only to certain parts; N/C appears to mean no additional charge.
- How much does a windshield or a hood cost?
- A windshield is $35.00 (N/C extra) and a hood is $45.00 (N/C extra).
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