Waugh Auto Parts - Anniston, AL
Waugh Auto Parts is a self-service auto salvage yard at 2315 Morrisville Road in Anniston. Customers remove parts directly from dismantled vehicles for repairs or restoration. The yard stocks used auto parts including engines, transmissions, brakes, electrical components, and body parts. The business has operated in Anniston for over 15 years.
Services & What to Expect
Waugh Auto Parts offers self-service auto salvage where customers locate and remove their own parts. The yard maintains a large inventory of dismantled vehicles including cars, trucks, and SUVs. Parts are sold for cash with no core charges. Common categories include:
- Engines and transmissions
- Brake components like calipers, rotors, and master cylinders
- Electrical parts such as alternators, starters, and sensors
- Suspension components including control arms, struts, and ball joints
- Exhaust systems and catalytic converters
- Body panels and trim pieces
- Interior components like seats, door panels, and dashboard parts
- Steering and drivetrain parts
The yard provides basic hand tools for customer use. Larger equipment like engine hoists may be available on request. If the exact part isn't in stock, staff can check their network and arrange delivery to Anniston. The business also recycles metal from vehicles and removed parts.
Customers with old vehicles can arrange cash for junk cars through local services rather than bringing them to the yard.
Location & Hours
Address: 2315 Morrisville Road, Anniston, AL 36201
Phone: (256) 238-8328
Hours:
- Monday through Friday: 8:00 AM – 5:00 PM
- Saturday and Sunday: Closed
The yard is on Morrisville Road west of Anniston Regional Airport. Ample parking is available in the front lot. Customers should bring their own tools and wear appropriate clothing for working around vehicles.
Customer Reviews
The yard has a 4.9/5 rating from 9 Google reviews. Common themes include helpful staff, good part availability, and fair pricing:
- Shelby Bowman: "Needed a rear end for my 2015 Chevy 1500—this place had one. It was $900, and honestly, it looked brand new. No rust, no dings, just solid. Saved me a ton of time hunting around."
- Phillip Bryant: "Came in for brake calipers, and they had the exact part I needed. The guy helping me was new, though, and took forever to run my card. By the time he figured it out, they just said, 'Eh, keep the $77.' Not gonna argue with free parts."
- Erica Estell: "I was a mess when I walked in—panicking, couldn't think straight. These people didn't just help me find what I needed; they saved me. One of them sat me down, talked me through it like I was family, and never even asked why I was losing it. Didn't charge me a cent, either. I don't know how to thank them."
