Samys Used Auto Parts (New Owner) - Opa-locka, Florida
Samys Used Auto Parts is an auto salvage yard in Opa-locka. Customers can browse and remove parts from junked cars on their own. The yard is now under new ownership and keeps things simple—no frills, just a straightforward way to find affordable used auto parts. You’ll search for parts yourself, cut what you need, and pay by the pound. The business doesn’t offer professional part removal or installation, but it does take cash and credit cards for parts and scrap metal. Hours are Monday to Friday, 8:00 AM to 4:00 PM, with weekends closed.
Services & What to Expect
This is a salvage yard, meaning you handle finding and removing parts yourself. The yard has rows of junked cars to walk through, and once you find what you need, you cut it out. Payment is based on the weight of the part. The yard doesn’t provide tools, so bring your own—bolt cutters, saws, or wrenches. Staff can help point you in the right direction if you’re looking for something specific, but they won’t remove parts for you.
If you need help identifying a part or locating it, ask staff for guidance. Payment is by cash or credit card, and the yard also buys scrap metal from customers.
Have an old car taking up space? Many salvage yards in Miami, including this one, pay cash for junk vehicles. You can get rid of it for cash and help someone else find the parts they need.
What Parts Are Available?
The yard has a wide range of used auto parts from different makes and models. You’ll find engines, transmissions, doors, fenders, bumpers, hoods, grilles, and interior parts like seats and dashboards. What’s in stock depends on the cars currently in the yard, which changes as vehicles are added or sold for scrap. Call ahead for updates, though the yard doesn’t list a detailed online parts catalog.
- Visit during business hours: The yard is open Monday to Friday, 8:00 AM to 4:00 PM. No appointments needed.
- Bring your own tools: The yard doesn’t provide cutting equipment, so bring bolt cutters, saws, or wrenches.
- Find the part you need: Walk through the rows of vehicles. Staff can help if you’re not sure where to look.
- Remove the part: Cut it free from the car. Wear gloves and eye protection if needed.
- Weigh and pay: The part is weighed, and you pay by the pound. Cash or credit card is accepted.
- Take your part: Load it into your vehicle. If you have scrap metal to sell, staff will weigh and pay for it separately.
