Find quality used auto parts from licensed, EPA-monitored salvage yards across the country. Search by vehicle to quickly locate parts that fit, without the guesswork.
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McGinty’s Auto Parts was established in 2016, and officially opened in May 2017.
Thomas McGinty had worked in and run auto salvage yards for almost 30 years. Lynn Paul had been working in accounting and bookkeeping for the same amount of time. They’d been partners in life for 12 years at that point. Together, they decided to be partners in business too, and thought, let’s open our own yard.
They searched for more than a year for the perfect spot. Lynn has always loved Laconia, NH, and when they looked at a yard in Grafton, NH, only 45 minutes from Laconia, they knew that was the one!
It took almost a year to get it all done, and then move here from Massachusetts, It was a lot of work, but together, and with the help of amazing family and friends, they got it done. They love living out of the city, on their mountain.
McGinty’s Auto Parts takes pride in our customer service and providing quality used auto parts. We’re in a very rural area, so most of our sales are done online. But we have gotten to know many customers nearby also, other salvage yards, and auto repair shops.
Next year we’ll be celebrating 10 years here, with a big celebration for family, friends, and customers, already in the works!
“ASYOA” The new website connecting auto salvage yards with their customers and employees.
Asyoa is created and run by auto salvage yard owners. We know the needs and issues of selling parts online. We know the need for one community place just for salvage yards.
Our website has many features that will benefit salvage yard owners, their customers and their employees. Auto salvage yards (Vendors) have many ways to communicate, educate and inform on our website.
By providing our vendors a place to showcase their products, for one low monthly fee, we enable them to keep their prices lower, as there are no ‘per transaction’ fees and they communicate with their customers directly.
The Job Listings gives vendors a place to post available jobs at their salvage yard and applicants can apply right on our website.
The Events Calendar allows vendors to promote any special events they may have for their customers at their location, along with posting for their employees any monthly auto recycling association meetings, conventions, etc. that they want them to know about. You can check the calendar for Grand Openings, Grand Re-openings, Customer Appreciation Days, Raffles, etc.
The Articles & Information section provides vendors with a way to inform the public about the auto recycling industry. We also will have articles from others in the auto recycling field with expertise on specific subjects.
We’re so excited to launch this website that we’ve been talking about and working on for years. We hope many will enjoy the site!!!
Federal EPA Requirements for Auto Salvage Yards (Overview)
Running a licensed auto salvage yard comes with important environmental responsibilities. At the federal level, the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) sets guidelines to ensure hazardous materials are handled safely and do not harm the environment.
This overview is meant to give a clear, practical starting point. Always refer to official EPA resources for full and current requirements.
Who this applies to:
Auto salvage yards, auto recyclers, and any business handling end-of-life vehicles.
Key areas to be aware of:
- Fluid Removal and Storage
All vehicles must have fluids properly drained, including oil, coolant, transmission fluid, brake fluid, and fuel. Fluids must be stored in approved containers and labeled correctly. - Hazardous Materials Handling
Items such as batteries, mercury switches, and certain electronics must be removed and handled according to EPA standards. - Spill Prevention
Salvage yards are expected to have measures in place to prevent leaks and spills, including proper drainage systems and containment methods. - Waste Disposal
Hazardous waste must be disposed of through approved facilities. Improper disposal can lead to fines and environmental damage.
What this means in practice:
A compliant yard has clear processes for draining vehicles, storing fluids, and handling hazardous components. Staying organized and consistent is key to avoiding issues during inspections.
Official Resource:
https://www.epa.gov
This is a general overview. Requirements can vary based on state and local regulations, so always check both federal and state guidelines.
Every vendor is a licensed auto recycler, helping ensure quality parts and responsible environmental practices.
Customers communicate directly with vendors, vendors confirm compatibility before fulfillment, helping reduce returns and costly mistakes.
Search by vehicle to find parts that match, then connect directly with the yard to confirm details before your order moves forward.
Join a network built specifically for professional auto recyclers. Connect with customers who are actively searching for parts you already have.
- List inventory, post job listings, advertise events, educate the public and employees about the auto recycling business
- Communicate directly with buyers
- Accept payments your way
- Approve orders before fulfillment