You can't see who won or how much it went for?

Does anyone remember what it was the last time they looked at it?

Anyone here win it?

I did NOT buy this. LOL

With a half hour or so left, it was up to $2808. We didn't buy it either, but we talked about it.

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Originally posted by Danny Z:
I'd say you did real good on that deal Corey. That's about 3 rentals on a simular truck, and you own it.

I agree with Danny - what a great deal!!! What's it got in it?

It's got a 460 and Allison automatic. Goes like it's new. Rides like a truck with no weight in it.

It was a Ryder and I bought it from a truck place and the salesman worked for Ryder for 15 years. He said it's not uncommon to find the occasional very low mileage units as Industrial type companies will lease them for occasional runs between locations and the like. The gas units are far less popular than diesels right now due to the economy of them. I insured him that this one will get the same fuel mileage as a diesel sitting in a storage lot!!

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I insured him that this one will get the same fuel mileage as a diesel sitting in a storage lot!!

Don't forget the stabilizer!

Danny, which Sta-Bil are you using? I always use the red bottle, but a lot of people say I should be using the green bottle because of the 10% ethenol in todays gas.

I use GasShok
http://usafuelservice.com/
Don is a dealer for it, and I've seen what it does. I run it in the coach to try to make up for the ethynol garbage in our gas and it seams to help. I'd definately run it in Stu, along with a lead additive.

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Originally posted by Danny Z:
I use GasShok
http://usafuelservice.com/
I've seen what it does.

Would you tell us what you saw?

Long story short, we took 2 jars of gas from an old boat, let them sit over night to separate the water, about 1 inch in the bottom, then added a few drops of GasShok to one jar and stirred it a little. The water mixed back in with the gas, and never separated again, at least a year later, and the gas still looks clear and smells fine. The other jar separated quickly and has long since "gone over".

This is the bid history from the government website....

Bidder#15 (Winning) 9,455 USD 08/20
Bidder#14 9,005 USD 08/20
Bidder#12 3,619 USD 08/20
Bidder#13 3,414 USD 08/20
Bidder#2 2,808 USD 08/20
Bidder#9 2,803 USD 08/20
Bidder#3 2,311 USD 08/20
Bidder#11 2,205 USD 08/20
Bidder#10 1,955 USD 08/20
Bidder#8 1,706 USD 08/20
Bidder#7 1,605 USD 08/18
Bidder#6 1,305 USD 08/18
Bidder#5 1,000 USD 08/17
Bidder#4 505 USD 08/17
Bidder#1 35 USD 08/14

Dude! That's unreal!

WOW! There sure was a jump between bid 12 and 14!

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Originally posted by BarthBluesmobile:
This is the bid history from the government website....

How did you access that info?

I wonder if the poor winning bidder thought it was like EBAY....where you enter your max bid and it only bids up $100 pass the nextto highest bid up to your max.....what a rude awakenning!!!!!!

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Originally posted by K&E:
I wonder if the poor winning bidder thought it was like EBAY....where you enter your max bid and it only bids up $100 pass the nextto highest bid up to your max.....what a rude awakenning!!!!!!

The only thing more expensive than education is ignorance!