I have read here about people buying bikes at auctions to fix them up, how do I find out about
local auctions?
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Steve said:
I have read here about people buying bikes at auctions to fix them up, how do I find out about
local auctions?newspapers..... bulletin board postings at Town Hall and Police Depts. etc.
2 years ago I saw a G.F. Level Betty, and a Walgoose go together in the same lot for
$150..... TOTAL. -
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Steve said:
I have read here about people buying bikes at auctions to fix them up, how do I find out about
local auctions?newspapers..... bulletin board postings at Town Hall and Police Depts. etc.
2 years ago I saw a G.F. Level Betty, and a Walgoose go together in the same lot for
$150..... TOTAL.I bought 4 bikes recently at a police auction for $30. The beach cruiser and Diamondback were both
schweet. The 2 Huffys were like new. But fresh dog sh!t is also like new. Spent a couple hours
sprucing up the Diamondback, giving it a check over and tune up, and it's in great shape. Put an IRC
Mythos on the front, cleaned it up, did a little adjusting, put an old seat on it I had hanging up,
and it's ready to play in the dirt.One other thing, check the websites of all local auction companies, and/or call and ask if they have
any bikes being auctioned.Paladin
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