Current Bid
$0
18 bids
Time Left
Ends Aug 31, 2026
Bid history
since Aug 25
Market demand: Vehicles in Connecticut sell about 97% of the time, typically ~24 bids. Based on 225 completed sales over the last year.
A 2017 Ford Transit cargo van with body rust, dents, and roof damage but solid tires and no broken glass; critically, there is no title available. Sells to salvage operators, parts buyers, and DIY users unwilling to pursue title recovery; limited resale market without clean documentation. Confirm your local jurisdiction allows retitling via certificate of origin; have the engine and transmission inspected since diagnostic history is unknown.
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ποΈ University of Connecticut
Condition: As-is
University of Connecticut
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View all at this location2017 Ford Transit CARGO VAN, 3.7L V6 DOHC 24V. Vehicle starts, runs, and drives. There is some body rust. Numerous dents and scratches, tires are good and no broken glass. There are large dents to the roof, but no leaks. Vehicle may have other issues but have not been diagnosed. THERE IS NO TITLE FOR THIS VEHICLE AND WILL NOT BE PROVIDED. Acquiring a title for registration or resale purposes is the winning bidders responsibility. A Certificate of Origin and bill of sale will be provided to the winning bidder. Other vehicles that may be seen in the photos are not included. To schedule an inspection please call 860-486-3094. The vehicle is located at 3 Discovery Drive, Storrs, CT 06269. Inspection is recommended. Vehicle is sold as is.
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