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The truck your business needed. The tractor your farm deserves. The fire engine you've always wanted.
Every week, cities and counties across America sell the vehicles and equipment they've retired, and anyone can bid. No dealer markup. No middleman. Just real deals from real towns.
~8,000 agencies. 1M+ buyers. Your next find is already listed.
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121,938 miles, a 6.5-liter diesel, and it still runs and drives. The Borough of Carlstadt (@CarlstadtNJ) Department of Public Works sold this 2002 Blue Bird Chevy bus van for $3,400 after 51 bids. Feels like a skoolie in the making, and 100% of proceeds go back to Carlstadt.
One number settles most gas vs. diesel truck debates: 150,000 miles. Keeping it longer, towing heavy or running long trips? Diesel usually pays off. Selling before then? Gas costs less to buy and maintain, and it's probably the better deal.
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Gene Irvin once watched an auctioneer tell a crowd his township's truck had a cracked frame. It didn't. So the Springfield Township fleet supervisor took their sales online. A bucket truck they bought for $21,000 in 2007 later sold for $20,500.
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Ogdensburg auctions three used ambulances through online bidding
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