
Moderate damage flagged
Current Bid
$0
2 bids
Time Left
Ends Aug 1, 2026
Bid history
since Jul 25
Market demand: Vehicles like this sell about 70% of the time, typically ~5 bids. Based on 210 completed sales over the last year.
A 2007 Sterling Acterra crane truck with a hole in the block, cannibalized parts, no keys, and sold only with a Certificate of Destruction rather than title. Heavy-equipment scrappers and parts dealers buy these for metal and salvageable components. This is a parts-out or scrap play only; inspect on-site before bidding to confirm the crane structure and hydraulics retain value over raw metal.
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ποΈ Miami-Dade County, FL
Condition: As-is
Miami-Dade County, FL
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View all at this location2007 Sterling Acterra CONVENTIONAL CAB, 7.2L L6 DIESEL. The unit has a hole in the block, parts have been cannibalized from the unit, there are no keys for the unit, for the following reasons it is being sold with a Certificate of Destruction and NOT a regular title. The unit is used and may have other damage, defects, or problems that are not immediately detectable. Customers are NOT allowed to turn on any vehicle during physical inspection. Bidder is solely responsible for the removal of the unit, no help will be provided. Miami-Dade County strongly recommended physical inspection of the items, prior to bidding. The milage may not be accurate as it is from records not from the actual unit. Engine CAT C7 ACERT. Transmission Allison automatic.
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