Current bid:
$810
20 bids
Time Left
Ends Sep 23, 2026
Bid history
since Sep 17
Market demand: Vehicles in Tennessee sell about 93% of the time, typically ~27 bids. Based on 2,774 completed sales over the last year.
A 2004 Chevrolet Express 2500 van with no title, seized in a DUI case, buyer receives only a bill of sale and court order. Salvage yards and parts-out operations buy DUI seizures for metal and component recovery. Must be towed; understand that no title means you cannot register it in most states unless the court order transfers ownership - verify your state's title process before bidding.
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State of Tennessee
Condition: As-is
This seller's listings usually close 3% above the average comps for government lots.
State of Tennessee
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View all at this locationCondition unknown, Has keys. Seized, DUI. No title is available, buyer will receive a Bill of Sale and a copy of the court order. Surplus personnel do not inspect property, no maintenance records are available. Buyer is responsible for all loading and hauling requirements. No help is available, vehicle must be towed from lot. Contact the listed Point of contact for appointments for inspection and removal.
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