Ray's Auto Salvage is a family-owned business located at 152 Dudican Rd. in Woodbine, New Jersey. Since opening their doors in the late 80s, Ray's has provided the area with quality used car parts and scrap metal services. They have become a trusted resource for auto mechanics, hobbyists, and DIYers looking for high quality used parts at affordable prices.
The large salvage yard houses thousands of vehicles in various states of disrepair, from late model cars to vintage classics. The knowledgeable and friendly staff are available to help you find the exact part you need from the vast selection of parts on hand. In addition to selling individual car parts, they also offer whole vehicles for sale as well as scrap metal services.
Their junkyard is also home to all kinds of automotive finds, such as unique hubcaps and classic chrome trim pieces that can’t be found anywhere else. Whether you’re searching for an engine part or a rare vintage accessory, Ray's Auto Salvage is sure to have it! With top-notch customer service and unbeatable prices, this is the place to go when you need hard-to-find auto parts at an affordable price.
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Real customer testimonials
Bruce C
A small out of the way salvage yard, the workers know what they have so you don't have to wander around. And the prices were certainly fair.
Mike logrande
0 stars if I could. Charged me .15 cents per pound for dirty brass that was mostly copper. They basically stole $1 per pound due to "plastic handles", plastic handles that weigh nothing and melt away when they get burned down. And there was more copper on this so called dirty brass than there was brass! I was giving them a deal and they still bent me over. Highly recommend going to Raffs where you will get the right price for your metals and higher rates too.
Tariq Fry
Showed up 20 minutes before closing and the gate was shut while I saw three workers inside ignoring the fact that I was there. Drove over 45 minutes just to not be let in. Ignorant company.
Anthony Monfredo
Happy to do business with Ray.
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