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Sample rows

10 of the 566 rows. Emails and phone numbers are masked here; the CSV has them in full.

What the list shows

California has the most listings: 87 businesses, 61 of them with an email address. Texas follows with 83.

71 rows (13%) carry one of 5 names used by 10 or more listings, led by Certifit Auto Body Parts with 18. 431 businesses have a name used only once, and 299 of those have an email address.

The median Google rating of the 516 rated businesses is 4.4, and 86 have a perfect 5.0.

Of the 396 email addresses, 188 (47%) are role addresses such as info@, 145 (37%) name a person and 63 (16%) are free mail.

Source: ProfessionLens, November 2026.

What is in this auto body parts supplier email list?

The auto body parts supplier file contains 566 Google Maps listings, counted on 9 November 2026. A row is a seller of collision parts: a fender and bumper warehouse, an aftermarket parts distributor, a recycler that pulls panels off wrecked cars, or a counter that fills orders for body shops. A supplier with a warehouse in two cities is two rows.

396 of the listings carry an email address taken from the supplier's own website, one for each business. Phone appears on 546 rows and a website on 397. Parts counters live by the phone, so the phone column is nearly full.

The category is the same on every row, Auto body parts supplier. The file does not separate new aftermarket parts from used or recycled ones. That split has to come from the business name or the supplier's site.

How can you segment the file?

Work in Excel or Google Sheets and filter on what the CSV carries. Four columns give you cuts that fit a parts business.

The state and city columns decide who delivers to whom. A parts distributor runs its own trucks inside a radius, so a software seller or a freight company that wants regional accounts can cut to the metros it serves.

Search the business name column for words such as recycling, salvage, wholesale, OEM, collision or auto glass. A name often says whether the supplier sells new, used or specialty parts. Names that say nothing need a look at the website.

Email type has 145 named-person addresses, 188 role addresses and 63 addresses on a free mail service. Role addresses such as sales@ or orders@ are common here because parts counters want a shared inbox that several people watch.

• State and city: stay inside a delivery radius or a sales territory.
• Business name: filter for recycler, salvage, wholesale or collision.
• Email type: named-person for owners and buyers, role for the counter.
• Website: look at the catalog to see which makes a supplier stocks.

Who buys an auto body parts supplier email list?

Companies that sell to parts houses make up the buyer pool. Parts locator and inventory platforms want suppliers to list their stock so shops can find a door or a headlamp by vehicle. Warehouse management and point of sale software sells to counters still working from paper catalogs. Freight and parcel companies pitch pallet and LTL rates, since panels are bulky and easy to damage.

Packaging suppliers, shelving and racking dealers, and forklift sellers deal with the same warehouses. Ecommerce agencies and marketplace consultants help a supplier sell parts online. Collision repair software vendors, paint and refinish brands, and body shop supply distributors use parts suppliers as referral partners to reach the shops.

California has 87 suppliers, Texas has 83 and Florida has 67, so the three biggest states give a seller a full territory each.

How do you run outreach to body parts suppliers?

Counter staff answer the phone first and email second. The inbox is read in the quiet hours, early before the shops call in orders and again late in the afternoon. Skip Monday mornings, when order backlog from the weekend lands.

Aim at the buyer or the owner. For named-person addresses, open with the person's first name. For role addresses, keep the message to two lines and ask who handles purchasing or inventory systems, then send the same note to that name when you get it.

Be concrete about the parts side of the business. A freight company can name the lanes it covers from the supplier's city. A listing platform can say how many body shops in the supplier's region search by vehicle. A packaging seller can mention bumper covers and quarter panels by name.

Use the phone alongside the email. Suppliers are used to cold calls from sales reps and they answer quickly when it is about a delivery or a stocking problem. Send a first batch of a hundred or so, watch bounces, then continue.

What email rules apply when you write to parts suppliers?

CAN-SPAM covers marketing email sent to a parts company. The two basics: put your own valid mailing address in the footer, and offer an opt-out that works and that you follow. A supplier who asks the counter manager to stop mailing should stay off every list you send from.

Which states and cities should you start with?

State counts, listings and emails: California 87 and 61, Texas 83 and 58, Florida 67 and 47, Ohio 22 and 15, North Carolina 19 and 13, New York 19 and 13, Arizona 17 and 12, Georgia 16 and 11, Michigan 13 and 9, New Jersey 13 and 9.

Miami has 13 suppliers, the most of any city. Grand Prairie, Texas, has 12, and Houston and Dallas have 11 each. Phoenix and Orlando have 9, Los Angeles and Tampa 8, Denver and Charlotte 6.

Dallas, Grand Prairie and Houston all sit in Texas, so one regional offer covers three of the top cities. Miami, Tampa and Orlando do the same for a Florida campaign.

What is in the list

Source: ProfessionLens, November 2026. Counted 9 November 2026.

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