U PULL IT in Lincoln is a self-service auto salvage yard where customers find used auto parts, wrecked vehicles, and scrap metal for repairs or recycling. The yard runs on a "you pull it, you buy it" model—customers locate and remove parts themselves, then pay by the pound for what they take.
Open daily from 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM, the yard is at 6300 North 70th Street. It’s a go-to spot for mechanics, DIYers, and scrap collectors in the area, with parts from domestic and foreign vehicles, including engines, transmissions, body panels, and interior components. The yard has a 4.0-star rating from over 1,000 Google reviews, with customers praising its organization but noting inventory can change.
Services & What to Expect
U PULL IT Lincoln is a self-service salvage yard. Customers handle the search, removal, and payment process on their own. Staff may offer basic help if available, but there’s no part lookup system. Bring your own tools to remove parts and a vehicle or trailer to haul them away. Pricing is by the pound, with no upfront cost for browsing.
What You’ll Find
Parts from domestic and foreign vehicles (American, Asian, and European makes)
Visit during operating hours (8:00 AM–5:00 PM, daily). No appointment is needed.
Find parts on your own. The yard is divided into numbered rows, but there’s no staff-assisted search.
Remove parts using your tools. The yard doesn’t provide tools or equipment.
Weigh and pay for parts by the pound at the exit. No extra fees for browsing.
Load parts into your vehicle or trailer. The yard doesn’t offer loading help.
Customer Experience Notes
Reviews show both pros and cons. Some call it the best salvage yard they’ve visited, with fair pricing and helpful staff. Others mention inventory can be hit or miss, with one reviewer saying it was "about half full." A few complaints point to occasional issues with hours or locked gates.
Getting Rid of a Junk Car
U PULL IT doesn’t buy vehicles. For selling a junk car in Lincoln, check local auto recyclers or scrap yards that handle vehicle acquisitions.
Location & Hours
Address: 6300 North 70th Street, Lincoln, Nebraska 68507
Phone: (402) 467-4101
Website: lincolnupullit.com Hours: Open daily, 8:00 AM–5:00 PM (no holidays off).
Directions & Nearby Landmarks
U PULL IT is in north Lincoln, near North 70th Street and West O Street. It’s about:
5 miles north of downtown Lincoln
3 miles east of I-80
1 mile west of Lincoln Airport
The yard is easy to reach from major roads, with plenty of parking for vehicles and trailers. GPS usually works, but some visitors suggest arriving early to avoid crowds.
Parking & Accessibility
The yard has a gravel lot for parking, with space for trailers. The entrance is gated and only open during business hours. While there’s no designated disabled parking, the flat terrain makes it easy to move around.
Recent News & Updates
U PULL IT hasn’t posted recent updates, but third-party sources mention ongoing operations. A 2023 inventory report highlighted a focus on domestic vehicle parts, while a job listing from earlier this year suggested staffing changes. No major shifts in hours or services have been reported.
Videos & Virtual Tours
U PULL IT has shared a video tour of their Omaha location, which gives a sense of the Lincoln yard’s layout and inventory. The footage shows rows of vehicles and how the self-service process works.
Frequently Asked Questions
What are the hours for U PULL IT in Lincoln?
The yard is open daily from 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM, including weekends and holidays. Some customers have noted discrepancies between listed hours and actual access, so plan to arrive before closing.
Does U PULL IT buy junk cars?
No, U PULL IT doesn’t purchase vehicles. For selling a junk car in Lincoln, contact auto recyclers or scrap yards that buy cars.
What kind of parts can I find at U PULL IT Lincoln?
The yard carries a wide range of parts from domestic and foreign vehicles, including:
Engines and transmissions
Body panels and exterior trim
Suspension and drivetrain parts
Interior components (seats, dashboards)
Electrical parts (wiring harnesses, sensors)
Scrap metal and salvageable materials
Inventory changes often, so calling ahead or checking online listings (when available) helps.
How does self-service auto salvage work at U PULL IT?
The process is simple:
Show up during operating hours—no appointment needed.
Find parts yourself. The yard is divided into rows, but there’s no staff lookup.
Remove parts with your own tools.
Weigh and pay for parts by the pound at the exit.
Load parts into your vehicle or trailer.
The yard doesn’t provide tools, loading help, or part searches.
Do I need to bring anything to U PULL IT?
Yes. Customers should bring:
Tools for removing parts (wrenches, sockets, pry bars).
A vehicle or trailer to haul parts away.
Cash or a payment method the yard accepts (cards may not work).
Gloves and safety gear—the yard is an active salvage site.
Is U PULL IT organized, or do I have to dig through everything?
Reviews vary. Some say the yard is well-organized with numbered rows, while others note inventory can be sparse or scattered. Without a part lookup system, visitors must search manually.
Parts Pricing
U PULL IT Lincoln charges by the pound for parts, with no upfront cost for browsing. The exact rate isn’t listed online, but it follows standard industry pricing. For the latest rates, call (402) 467-4101 or visit in person.
Note: Prices can change based on metal market conditions. Always confirm rates before your visit.
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Kevin SchultzGoogle
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8 months ago
Used to be pretty good, the last 2 times I have gone the yard has been very empty.
Cottie MillsGoogle
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8 months ago
This is hands down the best yard I’ve ever been to. 🛠️ The inventory is actually organized, and the staff doesn't treat you like a burden just for asking a question. Everything is priced fair, and I found exactly what I needed without having to dig through a mountain of junk. 🚗💨
If you’re looking for parts and don’t want to deal with the usual headache, just come here. I won’t go anywhere else from now on. 💯🔥 5 stars all day! ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
Robert SamsonGoogle
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8 months ago
Some good finds there only about half full
Alex DupervalGoogle
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11 months ago
Drove from Omaha to Lincoln because the car I searched for is listed here in this location and online it states that its closing hours are 6pm on Sunday. I arrived at 5pm and was told that they were closed and I couldn’t come in.
Susan BensonGoogle
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1 year ago
First time visiting a place like this. We looked online to see that they had the model we wanted. I expected a heap of cars, but it was very organized into numbered rows. They printed out a listing of which rows had the Cruz so we didn't have to look in every row.Found two out of three parts for a Chevy Cruze.Cost $3 per person, which was valid for 24 hours. It was very fun to look around. I wouldn't go if it has recently rained -- would be muddy. Wear good shoes because there are small car parts all over the ground. They need to build an elevated viewing box to watch the cars being moved around and crushed and charge admission just for that (to watch from a safe distance). Kids (and young at heart) would love that!
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