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1993 Dodge Ram D350 Flat Bed (cs-v02) on 2040-cars

Year:1993 Mileage:62777 Color: Damages
Location:

Richmond, Kentucky, United States

Richmond, Kentucky, United States
Advertising:

1993 Dodge Ram D-350 Flat Bed Truck
1 Ton Chassis Cab
Dual Rear Wheels
D-350-AD3L63
Automatic Transmission
Air Conditioner
No Spare Tire
Trans Oil Cooler
Custom made front bumper with Receiver Hitch 
Hitch in Flatbed also

Condition:

Trucks current running state is listed below;
Over Drive not working properly 
Brakes need work 
Oil Pressure Gauge needle stays down and oil light on 

Exterior Damages
Large dent on Driver side Fender
Paint Chipped with some Surface Rust
Interior has normal wear and tear
Bench Seat has some ripped material

** All Cosmetic Damages are shown in images! **
Directions to our location are listed at the bottom of this listing!

VEHICLE IS FOR LOCAL PICK UP ONLY!

Located in Richmond, KY

Property is sold as-is and where is:

“No buy it now”

Appointments must be made for Pickup!

Payment must be completed within 3 days and pickup completed within 7 days!

EASTERN KENTUCKY UNIVERSITY SURPLUS PROPERTY SALES

This sale is being conducted for the purpose of disposing of surplus property no longer useful to EASTERN KENTUCKY UNIVERSITY.

There is absolutely no guarantee on any item.

Some items may have broken, worn or missing parts. The winning bid shall be considered an agreement to purchase and is final.

Terms of sale overview:

1.       For viewing before the close of auction call 1-859-622-3517

2. Questions, call 1-859-622-3517

3. No refunds or exchanges.

Local pickup:

1. Make appointment 24 hours prior to pickup, 859-622-3517. Bring enough manpower to load items.

2. Nonpayment, failure will result in items being re-listed and bidder added to blocked bidder list. If there is a problem in the time frame please contact us.

3. $5.00 a day storage charge will be added if not picked up within 7 days, unless other arrangements are made prior.

4. Pick up hours are Monday - Friday 8:00 AM to 11:30 AM and 1:00 PM to 3:00 PM, EST. Closed most holidays.

5. Loading dock available in most cases.

 

Payment:

 

1. Paypal payment for items is preferred and is due in 3 calendar days after end of auction.

 

2. Kentucky residents will be charged a 6% sales tax, Tax exempt buyers must submit a valid Kentucky resale certificate.

 

3. Cash must be in exact change, as we do not provide change!

 

4. We Accept Local Checks Only! (Madison County and surrounding Counties). Checks are made out to Eastern Kentucky University

 

 

DIRECTIONS

From I-75 exit 87 turn eastbound onto Highway 876, EKU Bypass/Barnes Mill Road.

Turn between Kentucky State Police headquarters and the football stadium onto Roy and Sue Kidd Way at stoplight # 7.

Next stoplight turn right onto John Hanlon Drive, travel 35 to 50 feet and turn right onto Paul Van Hoose Drive.

Continue to Chad Middleton Complex and turn right between the two buildings.

Central Stores/EKU surplus is located in the middle of the L. O. Martin building. 1100 Paul Van Hoose Drive.

 


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