Miracle Auto Parts

Francis Misgen (F.B.) started our recycling facility in 1972 as part of a county clean-up project. The telephone started ringing for parts shortly after the hulks started populating our old pasture. Jim Misgen, F.B.'s son, answered those calls and continues to answer them today. The company now has a dozen full-time employees.

Our focus is on selling the best parts from vehicles and then crushing the remainder. We all smile when we see a load of crushed cars heading out the driveway.

We value our customers and treat them with respect. We are also members of our state (http://www.autorecyclersmn.net) and national (http://a-r-a.org) associations.

Francis Misgen (F.B.) started our recycling facility in 1972 as part of a county clean-up project. The telephone started ringing for parts shortly after the hulks started populating our old pasture. Jim Misgen, F.B.'s son, answered those calls and continues to answer them today. The company now has a dozen full-time employees.

Our focus is on selling the best parts from vehicles and then crushing the remainder. We all smile when we see a load of crushed cars heading out the driveway.

We value our customers and treat them with respect. We are also members of our state (http://www.autorecyclersmn.net) and national (http://a-r-a.org) associations.