2003 Chevrolet 1/2 Ton Pick Up "police Impound" on 2040-cars
Bridgeport, Texas, United States
The City of Runaway Bay, Texas is selling items that have been abandon or impounded and unclaimed. 2003 Chevrolet C1500 P/U, Regular Cab, white. The vehicle was running at the time it was impounded and has keys. The vehicle is sold "as is" and will need to be towed or moved with a trailer. The vehicle has been sitting since the date it was impoundedNovember, 2011. Seller will provide an "Auction Sales Receipt for an Abandoned Motor Vehicle Sold By Law Enforcement Agency At Public Auction" and instructions. The highest bidder will need to move the vehicle within seven (7) days of the end of the auction. As depicted in the photos the car has dents, damage and scratches. The City of Runaway Bay is not aware of item(s) current mechanical condition. Do to the nature of the sale there is "NO GUARANTEE", There is nothing to be implied. We are "not responsible for errors or omissions in the item description". The truck has damage to the right front fender and bumper and has been used as a work truck. If you have any questions please contact Sergeant Jaworski at 940-435-5287 during regular business hours or by ebay mail.
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