Junkyard Receipt Generator
Enter the yard, parts, guarantees, cores and payment, then download the salvage yard receipt as an 80 mm PDF or PNG.
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Receipt details
Edit your receipt below, then download the same clean layout as PDF or PNG. Enter amounts and totals manually.
What a salvage junkyard receipt shows
At self-service yards such as LKQ Pick Your Part, Pick-n-Pull and U-Pull-&-Pay, you pay at the gate for the parts you pulled. The receipt lists the yard, date and time, register, cashier and ticket number, then each part with its code and description, the interchange side, the guarantee expiry or No Warranty, product, guarantee and core charges, and the donor car's stock number, VIN and year, make and model. Admission is charged and credited back, and the totals add the environmental fee and tax. A core deposit stub lists cores to bring back. This junkyard receipt follows that gate receipt.
How to use this receipt
| Step | Details |
|---|---|
| 1 | Edit the title, yard name, address, phone, date and time. |
| 2 | Fill in the register, cashier and ticket number. |
| 3 | Enter each part with code, description, guarantee, charges and donor vehicle details. |
| 4 | Fill in admission, part total, guarantees, cores, environmental fee, tax, total and payment. |
| 5 | Edit the policy text and core deposit stub, then download the PDF or PNG. |
FAQs
What is a core charge at a junkyard?
A refundable deposit on parts such as alternators and starters; return the old part, drained and with the receipt, by the date on the core stub to get it back.
Why is there an admission charge and credit?
Many yards charge a small entry fee and credit it back on the receipt when you buy parts.
Do I need the receipt to return a junkyard part?
Yes. Yards only accept exchanges or warranty claims with the original receipt or stub, and parts without a guarantee are sold as is.
Are the example details real?
No. The yard, register, ticket, stock number and VIN are fictional; prices follow 2026 U-Pull price lists.