CoPart 1 day left '87 Country Squire donated car.

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http://www.copart.com/us/Lot/26411245 probably 118k, located in St Louis, MO.

No bids on this yet, opening bid is $125, I think copart fees are $3-350 on top of bid price on pickup at most. You have to sign up for account on the site, then you can send in a scan/fax of your driver's license, and they'll let you bid up to $1000 (though you have to put down a 10% deposit at time of bid, I dunno.

I was thinking about picking this up but who knows how rusty it is, but if someone can actually snag it for $450 or so I think it may scrap out for that much. Says it was a donation and it runs and drives, but they only guarantee when they got it that it started and the transmission engaged, who knows about brakes tires, etc. Driver seat may be torn up, missing some trim, has some dents and scratches supposedly. Have at it if anyone's inclined.

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I watched the auction today, it sold for $200 (+ however much in fees copart charges).

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Found CoPart's fee schedule, $120 fee for cars sold @ $200-399.99, then $35 internet bid fee, and $30 fee for them to move the car from storage to loading area (bastards!). Rest of schedule here: https://secure.copart.com/c2/pdf/BasicFees.pdf

So whomever bought that '87 Country Squire got it for $385 out the door.

[sly]

hell of a deal. wish I had money to play with to work over a dead wagon.