Know what to pull
before you pull it.
Type any car in the yard. See which used parts actually sell on eBay, rated 🔥 Hot or 👍 Good.
My Junkyard
Paste your yard's online inventory link. We read every car on the lot and rank what to pull.
Pull list
Tick a part when it's in your hands. It moves to To List.
Fees for profit
Profit ≈ avg sold − eBay fee − per-order fee − ad − yard cost − shipping.
eBay's fee for Parts & Accessories: 13.6% + $0.40 per order (eBay's fee page, Nov 2026).
To List
Pulled parts waiting to be listed. Tap List it, then mark Listed.
Listed
What's up on eBay so far.
Status
Preload progress and the reader's heartbeat.
How the ratings work
Every part is checked against 90 days of eBay sales of that part, used, for that car's body style. A part makes the list when it sold at least once at $20 or more for that body style and its sell rate (sold in the last 90 days ÷ listed on eBay right now) is 20% or more for those years. Every card shows that sell rate:
🔥 75%+ = sells fast · 👍 20–74% = moderate, may take a few weeks. The rate can pass 100% when more sold than are listed now. Parts under 20% are left off (unless 10+ sold in 90 days).
Want prices? Tap eBay prices on any part to open eBay's own sold listings for it.
How the numbers are made
Which parts (Nov 4): no fixed list any more. For each car range I read Terapeak (Seller Hub research) on your eBay account for the car itself: every used Parts & Accessories sale in the last 90 days whose title carries one of the range's years ("1994 F150", "94 F150", ...), every page. Those sold titles are grouped into part types (dash pad, seats, vent, bezel, cluster, ...), and every part type that actually sold becomes a row. Sold = eBay's own used sold search for that part type across the range's years (fitment included, same as your eBay search). Listed = eBay's current used listings of that part type for the same years. Sell rate = sold ÷ listed (J, Nov 4), so 14 sold and 10 listed is 140%; it can pass 100%. 20%+ shows and 75%+ is "sells fast", judged on your years' own counts, so the % always matches the counts shown; 10+ sold also shows (J, Oct 24). A part that clearly sold but has no listed count yet shows with a "no sell rate yet" tag. Cars not re-read yet still show the older 42-part check until their new read lands.
Older reads (42 fixed parts): for each part, Terapeak sold listings for the model with Terapeak's own sell-through, sliced to your years by title.
Learn
Free eBay guides for new parts sellers.