6000 Series Cobra Fed Auction

[twobjshelbys]

With a bid deposit of 9900 and guessing that they want a 10% down that puts the reserve at 99000. It wouldn't be a bad price for a CSX6000 car but there are just too many unknowns, including title restrictions that are mentioned now on the ad. They don't even say if you get a clear title. Run, do not walk, from this one.

[Ron61]

I agree completely with you. Just to many maybes and unknowns about this car. And no guarantee that you can even look at it before bidding and then if you did buy it, no real guarantee that you will ever be able to take possession of it.

Ron

Originally Posted by twobjshelbys

With a bid deposit of 9900 and guessing that they want a 10% down that puts the reserve at 99000. It wouldn't be a bad price for a CSX6000 car but there are just too many unknowns, including title restrictions that are mentioned now on the ad. They don't even say if you get a clear title. Run, do not walk, from this one.

[DAVID GAGNARD]

Originally Posted by Ron61

I agree completely with you. Just to many maybes and unknowns about this car. And no guarantee that you can even look at it before bidding and then if you did buy it, no real guarantee that you will ever be able to take possession of it.

Ron

Ron:

I've bid on some items in these GSA sales before and so far, one could go to the storage sight and inspect all items up for bid with no problems....they even let me start/test a couple of big diesel generators I was interested in....

Autos usually come with a title and bill of sale unless otherwise noted....I've seen a few autos that were up for sale that were for "Offroad Use Only" and each one had it in big bold type so everyone bidding knew exactly what they were getting into.....

Some of these GSA auctions are a steal, some items go for big money like in any other auction....you never know till you bid......

David