Cranes Auto Salvage INC
2924 Dawson Forest Rd, Dawsonville , Georgia, United States

In the early 50's, Billy Crane saw the need for auto parts in Dawsonville. Starting with just several cars and trucks, he started "Cranes Auto Parts". As the years went on he grew his inventory from several cars to over 2000 vehicles. He and his son Marcus ran the business until the late 80's. As Billy got older, he became less involved in the business. In 2007 his grandson Mark Crane purchased the business and began Metal Recycling and Auto Parts business as the 3rd generation family member. So  come and see Mark and the guys for all your Used Auto Parts or to Sell your Scrap Metal.  Once again, we appriciate your business.  We buy used and junk vehicles as well as ALL SCRAP Metals from Cans to Cars.We carry Used Auto Parts from trucks, cars and vans. Old and late models.Vehicle Towing Service available on all automobiles. Contact us for more information about our emergency towing and vehicle hauling services.

Benefits of Recycling :

The United States recycles 150 million metric tons of scrap materials annually, including 85 million tons of iron and steel, 5.5 million tons of aluminum, 1.8 million tons of copper, 2 million tons of stainless steel, 1.2 million tons of lead and 420,000 tons of zinc, according to the Institute of Scrap Recycling Industries (ISRI). Other metals such as brass, bronze, magnesium and tin are recycled as well.In 2008, the scrap recycling industry generated $86 billion and supported 85,000 jobs. The recycled materials that the industry processes into raw material feedstock every year are used for industrial manufacturing around the world. In 2008, the United States exported $28.6 billion—roughly 44 million metric tons—of scrap commodities, which contributed significantly to U.S. trade balances.

What are the benefits of recycling all that metal?

• Metal Recycling Saves Energy
• Recycling protects and expands US manufacturing jobs and increases US competitiveness.
• Recycling reduces the need for landfilling and incineration.
• Recycling prevents pollution caused by the manufacturing of products from virgin materials.
• Recycling decreases emissions of greenhouse gases that contribute to global climate change.
• Recycling conserves natural resources such as timber, water, and minerals.
• Recycling helps sustain the environment for future generations.
• Recycling scrap metal reduces greenhouse gas emissions and uses less energy than making metal from virgin ore.