Speedway was platted in 1912 as a company town for Carl Fisher and James Allison, the same visionaries behind the Indianapolis Motor Speedway. That racing DNA still drives the local economy, from the Dallara chassis factory and race teams like A.J. Foyt Racing along Main Street to the precision machine shops that trace back to the old Allison Engineering works. Every rebuild, retool, and renovation leaves behind valuable metal, and Saul Goode Industries pays cash to recycle it.
Yes. We run pickup routes throughout Speedway, collecting scrap directly from race shops, garages around the Brickyard, businesses along Main Street, and jobsites. We pay cash on the spot for steel, copper, aluminum, and brass.
Absolutely. We tow junk cars citywide, regardless of whether the vehicle runs. We manage the pickup, title paperwork, and towing, paying cash for the vehicle.
Yes. For businesses generating steady volumes of scrap like steel turnings, aluminum offcuts, and copper wire, we drop off a roll-off container and haul it away when full to keep your site clean.
Prices fluctuate daily based on the metals market, with copper and brass generally bringing the most value. We weigh all materials on certified scales at your location or our Indianapolis yard and pay competitive per-pound rates. Call (317) 929-1111 for a current quote.