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15 bids
Time Left
Ends Sep 8, 2026
Bid history
since Aug 25
Market demand: Vehicles in California sell about 86% of the time, typically ~14 bids. Based on 2,201 completed sales over the last year.
A 2001 Dodge Durango 4x4 with 216,547 miles, good body condition, and a critical overheating issue requiring water pump service. Sells to DIY buyers and used-vehicle resellers willing to perform routine engine work; parts-out buyers may target the 4x4 drivetrain. Have a mechanic assess the cooling system before pickup; the broken hatch handle and AC service need are minor, but overheating can indicate deeper block or gasket damage.
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🏛️ California Department of Fish and Wildlife - Fleet Auctions
Condition: As-is
California Department of Fish and Wildlife - Fleet Auctions
2001 Dodge Durango SPORT UTILITY 4-DR 4.7L V8 SOHC 16V. Vehicle starts and runs but currently overheating & needs servicing. Not leaking coolant, likely needs water pump. No oil or other fluid leaks. 4x4 works great and vehicle has a tow hitch. All dash instruments work. Interior in fair condition. Goodyear all-terrain tires with 50% tread. Body is in very good condition for 216,547 miles. Known issues: Overheating - needs servicing, air conditioner needs servicing, back hatch door has small dent and broken handle - does not open. May need to arrange tow truck or drive straight to mechanic service shop due to engine overheating. Questions or comments? Ready to arrange pickup? Please contact: David Vigil 760-922-4928, david.vigil@wildlife.ca.gov
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