Current bid:
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8 bids
Time Left
Ends Sep 11, 2026
Bid history
since Sep 4
Market demand: Vehicles in New York sell about 94% of the time, typically ~15 bids. Based on 2,774 completed sales over the last year.
A 2011 Mack GU713 dump truck with significant defects listed: bad brakes, bad clutch, missing battery, missing parts, body rust, and unknown transmission issues. Salvage and parts dealers buy these; the brakes and clutch failures are deal-breakers for road use, so confirm whether parts or scrap value justifies the bid.
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State of New York – Fleet
Condition: As-is
This seller's listings usually close 60% below the average comps for government lots.
State of New York – Fleet
This seller has 23 more lots at this location.
View all at this location✔️No Cracks in Windows ✔️Automatic ❗Body Rust ❗Body Damage ❗Missing Battery ❗Missing Parts ❗Bad Brakes ❗Air Bags ❗Bad Clutch ❗Unknown Transmission Issues ⚠️All goods have been available for inspection and are being sold on an “as is” and “where is” basis with no guarantee expressed or implied by the State of New York or the auction firm. Buyers are encouraged to inspect all items before bidding. Known defects are listed, but the absence of any indicated deficiencies does not mean the item may not have deficiencies. ⚠️ 📝 Once the vehicle is sold, NO changes to names will be made. The name on the bill of sale will be the name on the title. If the address is not correct at the time of sale you risk your title being sent to the wrong location which will delay our ability to get you a title in a timely fashion.
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