Custom Junkyard WooCommerce Theme
Pulled parts sold online, one-off listings and junk car offers
The alternator sitting on a shelf in your parts barn has a buyer somewhere, maybe three states away, maybe a restorer who's been hunting that exact trim piece for a year. Foxco builds a custom junkyard WooCommerce theme that puts pulled parts online one at a time, each with photos, a stock number, the donor vehicle and mileage, so it sells once and drops off the store. Local buyers can pay ahead and pick up at the gate and anyone with a dead car can request an offer. It runs on WordPress you own with no marketplace fee chewing into a sixty-dollar part, for $999 installed and configured.
Pulled parts that find their buyers.
Let's get to work.
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Built for Junkyards
- 01One-of-a-kind part listings with donor vehicle details
- 02Condition grades and real yard photos
- 03Core charges on alternators and starters
- 04Flat-rate shipping plus pickup for heavy parts
- 05Cash-for-cars offer form
- 06Self-serve yard rules and price list pages
What's included for $999
$999 Installed and configured
- Custom WooCommerce theme built for your junkyard
- Installed on your hosting with WooCommerce set up
- Set up with your logo, colors and products or services
- Shop, cart and checkout configured
- Mobile-first pages that load fast
- A walkthrough so your team can edit it
Junkyard theme questions
Is this a template for salvage yards?
No. It's a custom WooCommerce theme designed around how your yard sells, then built with your branding, part categories and yard policies.
How long until parts are online?
The theme is done in 7-10 days once we have your logo, photos and a starting parts list. Rush builds depend on bandwidth.
Can it connect to my yard management software?
Parts can be imported from CSV exports, which most yard systems can produce. A live two-way sync that keeps stock matched automatically is a custom integration.
What about self-serve pull-your-part customers?
Admission, yard rules, tool policies and price lists get their own pages. Day passes can be sold as a simple product and a live list of vehicles in the yard can be added as a custom project.
The restorer hunting a trim piece and the guy who needs a mirror by Friday want the same thing from a salvage yard website: proof the part exists before they spend money on gas or shipping.
One listing per part
Used parts are one of a kind, so each listing has a quantity of one, the donor's year, make, model and mileage, a condition grade and real photos. When it sells it disappears from the store. Your crew can add parts from a phone out in the yard and bulk uploads by CSV handle the rest.
Shipping, pickup and core charges
Small parts ship at flat or weight-based rates while engines and transmissions switch to pickup or freight. Core charges can be added to items like alternators and starters as a separate fee. A warranty and return policy page covers the questions buyers ask most, which keeps your phone a little quieter.
Cash for cars without the back-and-forth
The offer form asks year, make, model, whether it runs, whether the title is present and where it sits, so your buyer can price it in a minute. Foxco builds this as a microagency with a combined century of experience, plenty of time to learn that a form with too many fields gets abandoned and one with too few gets you bad offers.
A yard that sells while the crew pulls.
Let's get to work.
Contact us for a free consult and analysis.
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