Wilken and Sons, Inc
1560 400 th Street, Kensett, Iowa, United States

Wilken and Sons, Inc., is your one-stop-shop for domestic and import auto parts nationwide! Our automotive recycling facilities distribute thousands of parts for cars and trucks each year.  From 1955 to the present day, Wilken and Sons, Inc., has been purchasing wrecked and junk cars, trucks and scrap for top dollar.  Our five locations spanning over one fourth of Iowa serve customers nationwide, coast to coast.We have over 145,000 square feet of indoor inventory and over 66 acres of outdoor inventory.  This amounts to over 500,000                 parts in our computerized system, and over 10,000 vehicles on site! Wilken and Sons, Inc., has the largest inventory of recycled OEM and new after-market auto parts in Northeastern Iowa. Looking for a used transmission, used engine, or other salvaged parts – Look no further,you will find everything you need in our massive automotive parts inventory. Our usedparts are available at a substantial discount compared to the cost of new parts, and weoffer a great 90-Day warranty on all mechanical parts!  Search our on-line inventory forautomotive parts at affordable prices or visit any of our five locations in Britt, Iowa Falls,Kensett, Nashua or Waukon, Iowa.

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Wilken and Sons, Inc., is your one-stop-shop for used auto parts, after-market parts, and selling your scrap metals.  We havethousands of parts on the shelf, and even more still on the cars in our inventory.  If we don’t have the used part you are looking for in our vast inventory,  we can locate a used part nationwide or order you a new after-market part.We offer our services to everyday walk-in customers as well as call-in and Internet customers.  We serve customers nationwide, from coast to coast, and can ship your order to anywhere it needs to go.  It does not matter if you are an ordinary person, a large business or another salvage yard; we extend our great services to everyone!On a daily basis we bring multiple cars across our scales for strictly unprepared iron.  Those who take the time and prepare it under three foot pieces can get paid more for short steel.