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since Sep 7
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San Joaquin Delta Community College
Condition: As-is
VIN: 1FM5K8AT7EGC27168 Mileage: 71602 Running Condition: DOES NOT RUN Tires: REPLACE TIRES Condition: UNKNOWN Year: 2014 Model: Explorer Make: Ford Engine: 3.5 Li 6V Manufactured in: Chicago, Illinois Body Style: AWD Police Interceptor Utility 4dr SUV Tank: 18.6 Gallon 2014 FORD EXPLORER POLICE INTERCEPTOR MECHANICAL = DOES NOT START EXTERIOR: NO MAJOR DAMAGE, NORMAL WEAR, NEEDS 4 TIRES. INTERIOR: NO MAJOR DAMAGE, NORMAL WEAR, DRIVER DOOR WINDOW WITCH IS MISSING. DRIVERS ARMREST HAS SOME DAMAGE PLEASE READ TERMS AND CONDITIONS PRIOR TO BIDDING --------------------------------------> Pickups are by APPOINTMENT ONLY Monday - Friday 8am - 2pm The winning bidder is responsible for supplying proper manpower, equipment (i.e. dolly, hand truck, etc.), and appropriate vehicles for pickup. No equipment or manpower will be supplied by San Joaquin Delta College. You are required to pick up all items included in the auction. The District shall deny access to pick-up auction winnings if the bidder arrives unprepared to SAFELY remove said items within the time allocated for the pickup, regardless of distance traveled or under any other circumstances. All items are sold "As Is". Winning auctions must be paid/picked-up within 5 business days. Please email surplus@deltacollege.edu for an appointment.
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