Unreserved Online Timed Equipment Consignment Auction    23FB

Kamloops, BC

This item is "Unreserved" and sells to the highest bidder.

^$48,500

Detroit 14.8 L 6 cylinder diesel engine, DEF required, emissions deleted, Eaton 18 speed manual transmission, A/C, cruise control, air ride driver seat, aluminum tool boxes, 2002 Columbia Remtec rig up, chain holders, Columbia Remtec 18550 liter 5 compartment aluminum tank, tank certified 08/2002, spring suspension, 20,000 lb front axle, 46,000 lb rear axles, 3 way diff locks, all aluminum wheels, 425/65R22.5 front tires, 11R24.5 rear tires

Ser #:

1FVHGNDR4CDBE1478

Odometer:

576,239 km showing

Registration:

British Columbia - last province of registration

Sales Rep:

Call Matthew Jonkman @ 250-784-5504 for more information

Location:

Team Auctions Yard Kamloops
10250 Dallas Drive Kamloops, BC
Phone: 778-362-2727
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Viewing:

Equipment located at Kamloops consignment yard can be viewed Mon – Fri from 8:30 AM – 4:30 PM, extended sale hrs include Sat, Jun 17 and Sun, Jun 18 from 9 AM – 4 PM. Offsite equipment can be viewed by contacting the owner with the phone number provided. Offsite equipment can be viewed by contacting the listed contact at the phone number provided.

Loadout:

All items purchased must be removed within 8 days of auction. Equipment located at Team Auctions Kamloops consignment yard can be loaded out Jun 21 - 23 & 26 - June 30 from 8:30 AM - 4:30 PM, extended sale hrs include Sat, Jun 24 from 9 AM - 4 PM, closed Sun, Jun 25 and all subsequent weekends. Offsite equipment will be by appointment with the consignor and phone number provided. Buyer or his transporter will require a paid invoice to have items released. Failure to remove the equipment within 10 (ten) days of the auction may be deemed "Abandoned" and disposed of by the auctioneer at its sole discretion with no compensation for the buyer whatsoever. Offsite equipment can be viewed by contacting the listed contact at the phone number provided.

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