Parts
Find your part
Pick the year, the make and model, and the part. The search runs against CAP’s live inventory feed — the same one the counter works from.
Popular
Start with what breaks most
Tap a part to load it into the search above, then add your year and model.
The full list runs to 702 part types, from A-pillars to yokes — the search box takes any of them.
The four photographs above are illustrative stock imagery, not photographs of CAP’s own stock. Real photographs of the yard are on the about page.
How the yard works
What happens after you search
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Search or call
Run the inventory search for your year, model and part — or just call the counter and describe it. Not everything in the yard is listed online.
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We check and pull it
The counter checks the yard against your vehicle, confirms the part is there, and the crew pulls it.
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Pick it up in Guthrie
Come to 4514 S Division, up the hill on the east side of Division. 18-wheel car haulers are no problem — there’s a circle drive exit.
Interchange, in plain English
Manufacturers used the same part across a lot of different vehicles. When you search, the results include parts pulled from other models that fit yours, not just an exact-year match — so a listing under a different truck may still be your part. If you’re unsure, call the counter and read them the numbers off the old one.
In stock, on pallets
Pulled, racked and ready
Engines, transmissions and axles come out of the rows and go on pallets in the warehouse. Body panels, doors, beds and glass come off as they’re asked for.
From the counter
Straight answers, even when it’s a no
Called needing a few parts and they didn't have them but they were very helpful and gave me the name of a few other salvage yards thst might have what I need 10/10 for them…
Good place for parts. They have someone that speaks Spanish and they deliver to my shop in Oklahoma City.
Very helpful and great service
Questions
Before you call
Is everything you have listed in the online search?
No. In their own words: “Not all parts are online, call us and check. We may have what you need.” The search is a good first look, but the counter can see the whole yard. If the search comes up empty, call (405) 282-6852 and ask.
Do I have to pull the part myself?
No — this is a full-service yard. You tell the counter what you need and the crew pulls it. You do not walk the rows.
What vehicles do you carry parts for?
The yard runs used Ford, GM and Chrysler. The inventory search covers every year from 1950 to 2026 and about 1,670 make and model combinations.
Can I text you?
No. The counter is a phone line — calls only, no texts. Dial (405) 282-6852 and follow the prompts; parts is extension 1.
Do you buy junk cars?
Yes. CAP buys junk cars to recycle, with free pickup in all of Logan County and Edmond. Call the yard with the year, make and model.
What are your hours?
Monday to Friday, 8 AM to 5 PM Central. Closed Saturday and Sunday.
Where exactly are you?
4514 S Division St, Guthrie, OK 73044 — off I-35 exit 153, a quarter mile north of the first stoplight on the east side, at the top of the hill.
Is CAP the same business as Custom Autos by Tim?
They share an address and a family. CAP is the used-parts yard and recycler; CABT (Custom Autos by Tim) is the separate shop that builds six-door and stretch trucks.
Need a part? Call the counter.
Dial (405) 282-6852 and follow the prompts — parts is extension 1. Monday to Friday, 8 AM to 5 PM Central. We don’t take texts.