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M.S. Auto Salvage at 5247 AR-103, Clarksville, AR 72830

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(479) 754-4606

5247 Arkansas 103, Clarksville, Arkansas 72830

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Mon - Fri8:00 AM – 5:00 PM
SaturdayClosed
SundayClosed

Overview

M.S. Auto Salvage at 5247 AR-103, Clarksville, AR 72830

M.S. Auto Salvage is a self-service auto salvage yard at 5247 AR-103 in Clarksville, Arkansas. Since 2003, it’s been a go-to spot for drivers in the area looking for affordable used parts. The yard lets customers pick and pull their own parts from a mix of domestic and foreign vehicles. Beyond parts, they handle towing, scrap metal recycling, and take in non-running vehicles for cash.

Services & What to Expect

M.S. Auto Salvage is a self-service yard, meaning you find and remove your own parts. The inventory includes engines, transmissions, suspension parts, body panels, and interior components from cars, trucks, and SUVs. You can bring your own tools or rent them on-site.

How Self-Service Works

  • Browse the yard: Vehicles are grouped by make and model. Walk through the rows to find what you need.
  • Remove the part: Once you’ve found it, use your tools or rent from the yard to take it off. Staff can help with part IDs or tool rentals if needed.
  • Pay at the office: Prices depend on the part’s condition. Settle up before leaving.
  • No membership fee: Unlike some yards, there’s no upfront cost to enter.

Other Services

The yard also offers:

  • Towing: Need a car removed from private property or hauled to the yard? They handle it.
  • Scrap metal & junk cars: Sell non-running vehicles or scrap metal for cash or store credit.
  • Junk removal events: Occasionally hosts cash-for-junk days where you can bring old cars or items for payment.

What to Bring

Plan ahead with:

  • A truck or trailer—some parts are too big for a car.
  • Basic tools (wrenches, sockets, pry bars) unless you rent from the yard.
  • A part list or vehicle manual to match what you need.
  • Cash or a payment method—they may not take all cards, so call first.

Vehicle Parts Available

The yard stocks parts from:

  • Domestic brands: Ford, Chevy, Dodge, Toyota, Honda, Nissan, and more.
  • Foreign makes: Volkswagen, BMW, Mercedes, Hyundai, Kia, and others.
  • Trucks & SUVs: Full-size, compact, and sport utility vehicles.
  • Classic/muscle cars: Some older or vintage parts may be in stock.

Inventory changes often, so call or visit to check for specific parts.

Location & Hours

M.S. Auto Salvage is at 5247 AR-103 in Clarksville, Arkansas, about 5 miles east of downtown. The yard sits along Highway 103 and is easy to spot from the road.

Business Hours

Day Hours
Monday 8:00 AM – 5:00 PM
Tuesday 8:00 AM – 5:00 PM
Wednesday 8:00 AM – 5:00 PM
Thursday 8:00 AM – 5:00 PM
Friday 8:00 AM – 5:00 PM
Saturday 8:00 AM – 12:00 PM
Sunday Closed

The yard uses Central Time and doesn’t observe daylight saving. Hours may change, so call ahead, especially around holidays or bad weather.

Contact Info

For questions about parts, services, or hours, call (479) 754-4606. Their website is listed on Facebook—check there or call for details.

Directions

From downtown Clarksville, head east on AR-103. The yard is on the right, about 5 miles out. Signs mark the entrance, and there’s plenty of parking for trailers.

Frequently Asked Questions

What are the hours for M.S. Auto Salvage?

The yard is open Monday through Friday from 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM and Saturday from 8:00 AM to 12:00 PM. It’s closed Sundays. Always call to confirm before visiting.

Does M.S. Auto Salvage buy junk cars?

Yes, they take junk cars and scrap metal. Bring in non-running vehicles for cash or store credit. They also offer towing if you need help getting it to the yard. For more details, visit our cash for junk cars page.

What kind of parts can I find here?

The yard carries used parts from domestic and foreign vehicles, including engines, transmissions, suspension, body panels, bumpers, and interior components. They also have parts for trucks, SUVs, and some classic cars. Inventory changes, so call ahead for specific needs.

How does self-service salvage work?

It’s simple:

  1. Visit during open hours and look through the vehicles.
  2. Find the part you need—vehicles are grouped by make and model.
  3. Use your tools or rent from the yard to remove it.
  4. Pay at the office before leaving.
  5. Load the part and go.
No membership is required, and staff can help with part IDs or tool rentals.

Do I need to bring my own tools?

You can bring your own, but the yard also rents basic tools like wrenches, sockets, and pry bars. Ask staff if you need something specific.

Are there any restrictions on removing parts?

Most parts are fair game, but some have limits:

  • Airbags (safety regulations).
  • Fuel tanks or parts with fuel left inside.
  • Batteries (may need special handling).
  • Parts already sold or marked "do not remove."
Always ask staff before taking a part, especially from sensitive areas.

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Donny Standridge
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7 months ago

Dropped my car off for a cam swap, and when I went back to grab the parts, the water pump I paid for was in the box—but the new pump? "Forgot to do it." Then he tossed out a rocker shaft with perfectly good rockers, and now my car’s got an oil leak. Unbelievable. ---

Kaitlyn Mousseau
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8 months ago

So I called this place two days ago to have them tow my car away, and they swore they’d come that same day. Never showed. I figured maybe something came up, so I called back the next morning. Turns out they lost my number—fine, happens—but the guy gave me his cell and promised they’d swing by yesterday. I texted him my address, waited, and… crickets. No call, no text, nothing. Now it’s day three, July 30th, and still no word. At this point, I’m done waiting. I called someone else because I’m not sitting around hoping they’ll actually show up when they say they will. ---

Shell Kirby
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10 months ago

Went in looking for a sunroof, and these guys not only had the right one but stuck around to put it in for us. The couple running the place was super friendly and worked together like a well-oiled machine. Made the whole process easy. ---

Johnny
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1 year ago

A family friend took her truck in for exhaust problems. They swapped out coils, spark plugs, and sensors—all stuff that had just been replaced—and when she picked it up, $1,700 lighter, the exhaust was still unbolted. Any mechanic worth their salt would’ve noticed brand-new parts. Don’t bring your car here unless you want to throw money away and still have to take it somewhere else to fix what they missed. ---

Weezy
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9 years ago

Mike and Ben at MS Auto knew their stuff when it came to parts and whether they’d fit my car. They didn’t just sell me pieces—they made sure everything was installed right, kept track of the order, and even handled the paperwork. For a family-run shop, they’ve got a solid reputation for fair prices and good work. If you need parts or diagnostics, they’re the ones to call.

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