Crowdsourced salvage discovery
Turn local knowledge into an active map of yards, roadside leads, parts stashes, and project cars.
The mechanic GPS
Find the part. Keep driving.
PartScout is the crowdsourced discovery map for hard-to-source parts, roadside barn finds, cheap project vehicles, local salvage, and garage swaps.
Built for real-world leads, not anonymous listings.
Live scout map
24 new leadsVerified
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1984 C10 grille
VerifiedPhoto confirmed · 7.2 mi · Posted 18 min ago
● Your radius: 25 mi
Abstract map interface · Find / explore / swap
The signal, not the scroll
A sharper way to chase a hard find.
Built around the moments that matter: someone spots it, someone needs it, and the right lead gets moving before it goes cold.
Open map
Targeted filters
Dial in year, make, model, part, condition, price, and distance—then lose the clutter.
Saved-search alerts
Set a radius and let fresh local leads come to you while you're in the shop.
Photo verification + trust scores
See who has history spotting solid leads. Freshness, community feedback, and photo context make the next move clearer.
Scout score 92
Swap listings, without the runaround.
Post parts, tools, and project-car leads. Keep deal details in private messages until both sides are ready.
Message from Marco
1970–72 Chevelle trim
Still available this weekend?
Yes. I'll send the pickup details.
How it works
Keep good parts moving.
Spot a lead, make a move, trade what you've got. PartScout connects the people doing the actual work.
01
Spotter
Drop a pin
Share a fresh sighting with the location, context, and photos that make it actionable.
02
Hunter
Filter + route
Save the search, check the trust signals, and decide whether that lead is worth the drive.
03
Swapper
Make the trade
List what you have, message privately, and turn unused parts into the next build.
Early access
Put your area on the map.
Join the early-access list to help shape PartScout's first live regions. We'll let you know when it's time to start scouting.
Get the first signal.
One email. No noise. Just your invite when the map opens.
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