Joppa Salvage at 420 Pulaski Hwy, Joppatowne, MD 21085

Joppa Salvage at 420 Pulaski Hwy, Joppatowne, MD

Joppa Salvage is a self-service auto salvage yard in Joppatowne, Maryland. Located at 420 Pulaski Hwy, it’s run by Smith Industries Group and sells used auto parts and scrap metal. The yard focuses on breaking down old vehicles, recovering parts, and recycling metals like aluminum, copper, and steel. Unlike some junkyards, Joppa Salvage lets customers walk the lot, find their own parts, and remove them. It’s a straightforward place for DIY mechanics, repair shops, and anyone needing affordable car parts. The business has been open since 2000, serving the local area with no-nonsense auto salvage.

Services & What to Expect

Joppa Salvage is a self-service yard, meaning you browse and remove parts on your own. The yard handles:

• Used auto parts: Engines, transmissions, body panels, electrical components, and interior parts from different vehicle makes and models.
• Scrap metal recycling: Aluminum, copper, steel, and other metals taken from dismantled cars. The yard buys scrap metal, but check with them first to confirm what they accept.
• Vehicle dismantling: The yard breaks down old cars to recover usable parts and materials.
• Self-service part removal: You can enter during business hours, find what you need, and take it yourself. Tools may be available to rent or buy on-site.

The yard doesn’t offer part delivery, so you’ll need to transport anything you buy. Prices depend on the part’s condition, demand, and metal weight. If you’re looking to get rid of an old car , Joppa Salvage might take it for scrap—call ahead to check.

What to bring: Gloves, safety glasses, tools (if needed), and a way to haul parts (truck, trailer, or a vehicle with enough space). Bring cash or a payment method the yard accepts.

Location & Hours

Joppa Salvage is at 420 Pulaski Hwy, Joppatowne, MD 21085 , near the Pulaski Highway and Joppa Road intersection. It’s easy to reach from Route 40 and serves customers in Baltimore and Harford counties.

Hours:

The yard closes on weekends and holidays. For the latest hours or to confirm they’re open, call (410) 679-1079 or check the website .

Directions: From Baltimore, take I-95 North to Exit 84 (Pulaski Highway). Head east on Pulaski Highway (Route 40) for about 5 miles. The yard is on the right at 420 Pulaski Hwy, near Joppa Road. Plenty of parking is available.

Frequently Asked Questions

What are the hours for Joppa Salvage?

Joppa Salvage is open Monday through Friday from 8:30 AM to 4:30 PM. It’s closed on weekends and holidays. Call (410) 679-1079 to confirm before visiting.

Does Joppa Salvage buy junk cars?

Joppa Salvage is mainly a self-service salvage yard, but it may take vehicles for dismantling or scrap. Call (410) 679-1079 to ask if they buy junk cars. For other options to sell a junk car , check local cash-for-cars services in Maryland.

What kind of parts can I find at Joppa Salvage?

The yard has a variety of used auto parts, including engines, transmissions, body panels, bumpers, doors, fenders, electrical components (like alternators and starters), and interior parts (seats, dashboards). Parts come from dismantled vehicles and are available for self-service. Inventory changes, so visiting in person is best.

How does self-service auto salvage work at Joppa Salvage?

You enter the yard during business hours, find the part you need, and remove it yourself. Tools may be available to rent or buy on-site. Prices are usually marked or confirmed with staff. After paying at the office, you’re responsible for hauling the part away. Staff don’t help find or remove parts, so come prepared.

Are there any restrictions on what I can remove from the yard?

Joppa Salvage lets customers take usable auto parts, but some items (like airbags or catalytic converters) may be restricted. Scrap metal is sold by weight. Always ask staff before removing anything. The yard can refuse sales on restricted items.

Can I get a part delivered if I don’t have transportation?

Joppa Salvage doesn’t offer delivery. You’ll need to transport parts yourself. For large or heavy items, a truck or trailer is a good idea. If you need help moving a part, consider hiring a local auto parts transporter.