1932

Weller Auto Parts was started in 1932 in Muskegon, Michigan by Harry Weller. In the 1930’s cars were becoming mainstream in America and Harry owned a small body shop. It was while working at the body shop that Harry realized there was a real opportunity in recycled auto parts and decided to open up the business. In order to have recycled parts available to sell Harry purchased automobile parts from insurance companies and individuals alike.

1949

The business thrived and in 1949, Harry decided to move his family and his business to a larger market in Grand Rapids, Michigan. Around the same time, his son Harry II (Junior) returned from military service and joined the business.

1960

Junior purchased the business from his dad and continued to carry on the family name. As Junior continued to work with insurance companies and service his customer, he realized there was an opportunity to better serve them with heavy duty truck parts.

1973

Junior opened Weller Truck Parts and never looked back. With the addition of Weller Truck Parts the company was quickly on its way to becoming an industry leader. As Junior continued to grow his auto and truck business his family also continued to grow. Junior and his wife Dorothy had four sons, Skip, John, Chris and Paul and they all joined the business.

1984

The Weller brothers purchased the Auto and Truck divisions from Junior. Over the course of the next 15 years, the brothers continued to expand the business, buying and selling a wider variety of salvage and expanding into recreational vehicles, construction and heavy equipment and AG equipment.

1999

Weller started a new division called Frontier Truck parts allowing it to better focus on medium and heavy equipment, as well as AG equipment across the nation in order to better service insurance companies, body shops and collision centers across America.

TODAY

WELLER SALVAGE has been a core part of the Weller family of business from the start. While it began with Harry purchasing auto and truck salvage, today the company is in its fourth generation and its reach goes well beyond auto and truck to that of heavy trucks and commercial vehicles, AG and heavy equipment, RVs and toys. While the business and the industry continue to change the WELLER SALVAGE promise of prompt, professional and personal services continues to live on.

1932

Weller Auto Parts was started in 1932 in Muskegon, Michigan by Harry Weller. In the 1930’s cars were becoming mainstream in America and Harry owned a small body shop. It was while working at the body shop that Harry realized there was a real opportunity in recycled auto parts and decided to open up the business. In order to have recycled parts available to sell Harry purchased automobile parts from insurance companies and individuals like.

1949

The business thrived and in 1949, Harry decided to move his family and his business to a larger market in Grand Rapids, Michigan. Around the same time, his son Harry II (Junior) returned from military service and joined the business.

1960

Junior purchased the business from his dad and continued to carry on the family name. As Junior continued to work with insurance companies and service his customer, he realized there was an opportunity to better serve them with heavy duty truck parts.

1973

Junior opened Weller Truck Parts and never looked back. With the addition of Weller Truck Parts the company was quickly on its way to becoming an industry leader. As Junior continued to grow his auto and truck business his family also continued to grow. Junior and his wife Dorothy had four sons, Skip, John, Chris and Paul and they all joined the business.

1984

The Weller brothers purchased the Auto and Truck divisions from Junior. Over the course of the next 15 years, the brothers continued to expand the business, buying and selling a wider variety of salvage and expanding into recreational vehicles, construction and heavy equipment and AG equipment.

1999

Weller started a new division called Frontier Truck parts allowing it to better focus on medium and heavy equipment, as well as AG equipment across the nation in order to better service insurance companies, body shops and collision centers across America.

TODAY

WELLER SALVAGE has been a core part of the Weller family of business from the start. While it began with Harry purchasing auto and truck salvage, today the company is in its fourth generation and its reach goes well beyond auto and truck to that of heavy trucks, commercial vehicles, heavy equipment, and toys. While the business and the industry continue to change the WELLER SALVAGE promise of prompt, professional and personal services continues to live on.

I use Weller because you bid fairly, pay quickly, you are ALWAYS professional.

Sara L.

Weller Salvage is a leader in this industry whether it is over the road trucks, construction equipment or autos, all bids are competitive and are returned in a timely manner.

Dave M.

The Weller team is my go to for bids of Rare RV, Heavy Equipment and High value salvage. No matter the distance.

Ray B.

Weller’s salvage experts have extensive knowledge and always willing to share their experience and knowledge to help in the claim process.

Pete K.

I can count on their knowledge. If they do not know the answer, they will not guess. They will get the answers needed to provide a fair and honest transaction.

Bill B.

Weller adds a personal touch that is so often missing when business is done primarily by email or phone. Weller’s expert buyers add a personal touch while handling transaction quickly.

Charlie T.

Weller Salvage does the right thing by the customer and makes sure everyone walks away happy with the deal. The thing that differentiates Weller Salvage is the people they have behind that philosophy that apply it every day.

Mike H.

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What We Buy

HEAVY EQUIPMENT
HEAVY TRUCKS & COMMERCIAL VEHICLES
PASSENGER VEHICLES
TOYS

Contact Us

Drew VanDam
616-257-1325
DVD@WellerSalvage.com

Paul Roon
616-325-2037
PRoon@WellerSalvage.com

Steve Bolling
616-257-1335
SLB@WellerSalvage.com

1-877-SALVAGE