Auto Part Store & Salvage Yard

Asking Price$3,300,000

Cash Flow
Not Disclosed

EBITDANot Disclosed

Gross Revenue

Inventory$1,000,000
Included in asking price
FF&E$150,000
Included in asking price
Real Estate$2,000,000
Included in asking price
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Auto Part Store & Salvage Yard


Asking Price$3,300,000

Cash Flow
Not Disclosed

EBITDANot Disclosed

Gross Revenue

Inventory$1,000,000
Included in asking price
FF&E$150,000
Included in asking price
Real Estate$2,000,000
Included in asking price

Seller Financing Available
Business Description
Auto Part Store & Salvage Yard
This established salvage yard and auto parts operation presents a rare opportunity to acquire an income-producing automotive business in a densely populated, supply-constrained urban market. Positioned within a high-traffic corridor and surrounded by residential and commercial density, the site benefits from consistent demand for used auto parts, scrap processing, and vehicle recycling services.

The property’s urban infill location provides a competitive advantage that is increasingly difficult to replicate due to zoning restrictions, environmental barriers, and limited availability of salvage-approved sites within Tampa city limits. As a result, existing operations like this enjoy built-in market insulation and long-term relevance.

This location is ideally suited for:

Auto salvage and dismantling operations

Retail and wholesale used auto parts sales

Scrap metal and recycling services

Fleet, mechanic, and body shop supply support

The business benefits from repeat local customers, strong automotive trade traffic, and proximity to major roadways, making it efficient for both inbound vehicle acquisition and outbound parts distribution. Tampa’s continued population growth, vehicle density, and rising cost of new auto parts further strengthen the demand for recycled and aftermarket components.

From an investment perspective, the property offers:

Existing industrial use in an urban core

Scarcity value due to regulatory and zoning barriers to new salvage yards

Operational cash-flow potential with room for process optimization

Strategic long-term land hold in a growing metro area

Whether operated as a turnkey salvage and auto parts business, repositioned for expanded automotive services, or held as a strategic urban industrial asset, it represents a compelling blend of current income and future optionality.

Opportunities like this—operational, permitted, and centrally located—are increasingly rare in Tampa’s evolving market.
About the Business
Years in Operation
20
Employees
4 Full-time
Owner works 45 hours a week
Facilities & Assets
The property is improved with established industrial infrastructure designed to support full-service auto salvage, dismantling, and recycling operations. The site accommodates vehicle intake, parts storage, scrap processing, and organized inventory staging, allowing for efficient workflow from acquisition through resale or recycling. Existing yard configuration supports outdoor vehicle storage and dismantling operations, while on-site structures provide covered space for parts handling, administrative functions, and customer transactions. The layout is optimized for operational flow, enabling inbound vehicle deliveries and outbound parts distribution with ease.
Market Outlook / Competition
This established salvage yard and auto parts operation holds a strong position within a densely populated, supply-constrained urban submarket where barriers to entry significantly limit new competition. Zoning restrictions, environmental compliance requirements, and the scarcity of industrial infill land make it increasingly difficult to entitle new salvage facilities within Tampa’s city limits. As a result, existing permitted operations benefit from built-in market insulation. Surrounded by residential and commercial density, the business enjoys consistent demand for recycled auto parts, scrap processing, and vehicle recycling services. Rising costs of new OEM components and ongoing supply chain pressures continue to drive consumers, mechanics, body shops, and fleet operators toward affordable recycled and aftermarket alternatives.
Opportunities for Growth
The property offers meaningful upside through operational enhancements and strategic expansion. Improvements in inventory systems, online sales channels, wholesale distribution, and scrap recovery processes could increase margins and throughput. Tampa’s continued population growth supports expanded retail and trade relationships, including fleet partnerships and higher dismantling volume. The site could also accommodate complementary automotive services or export-focused parts distribution. From a real estate perspective, the urban infill location provides long-term scarcity value as industrial land within the city core becomes increasingly limited. Investors may operate it as a turnkey income-producing business, expand automotive services, or hold the asset as a strategic industrial parcel positioned for appreciation.
Real Estate
Owned or Leased
Owned
Included in asking price
Building Sq. Ft.
10,000
About the Sale
Seller Motivation
Retiring
Transition Support
Willing to stay around for two weeks to train
Financing Options
Seller Financing Available with Significant Down Payment
Listing Info
ID
2476691
Listing Views
33

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