The auction produced a high bid of 21,000. That bid was refused. I was told the owners were looking to recieve around 40K or better.


Oh well.

Well it was fun while it lasted.

i saw it only got up to 14k last time it was up

i saw that boat on copart a couple of months ago

the website is copart.com . however you need to be a dealer to access the site. be aware this is an insurance recovery auction and almost everything there is either damaged in some way or is a theft recovery.

there have been a bunch more of dealer trades,fleet,and donation vechiles on there[copart] for the past 4-5 years and in some states the public can buy there too

yea, watch out for the "dealer dumps". there is usually a reason its at a salvage auction.

saber28 is right unless you live near the location of item its basicly sight unseen motors could be bad drives etc.you have to buy thinking the worst possible situation

i buy about 200 jeeps a year from copart, iaa, etc. 99% of the dealer vehicles are junk. i've seen everything imaginable from these jokers. to call them crooks would be a dishonor to crooks