Police Auction
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 CT PHOTO afp 645 Chicago Police Auction  US $14.99
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 MASSACHUSETTS STATE POLICE STATE FIRE MARSHAL ONE PATCH AUCTION BXP 63 US $8.99
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 CT PHOTO afp 652 Chicago Police Auction US $14.99
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 CT PHOTO afp 653 Chicago Police Auction US $14.99
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 Orig Photo police auction at armory in Detroit 1932 US $27.88
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 OXNARD POLICE CALIFORNIA ONE PATCH AUCTION BXF 92 US $5.99
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 MT LEBANON POLICE PENN ONE PATCH AUCTION BXF 94 US $5.99
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 BRIMFIELD MASSACHUSETTS POLICE DEPARTMENT ONE PATCH AUCTION BXF 91 US $6.99
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How to Find Police Auction Cars in Your City
Police auctions cars are being sold everyday, all around the country for thousands less than what you would expect to pay at your typical car dealership. And I'm pretty sure that by now you've heard about all of the good deals you can get there. But, you probably just don't know where to find one near you. Don't worry though because this article will show you exactly where to look and by the time you're done reading you will be able to find police car auction in your city within a matter of minutes.
The first and most obvious way to find police auctions is to directly call up the police department and ask them about their upcoming auctions. If they give you what you are looking for, good. But, half of the time they won't know what you're talking about and will give you another number to call, which will give you some more numbers to dial which will lead you right back to where you started in the first place: the police department's main line.
If this happens you can always turn to the good old newspaper and look through the "announcements" section. They usually have police auction car dates posted in there every couple of months and at least once a year, depending on where you live. So, if you have patience, go for it!
But, if you want to get police auction info right away without being given the run around or having to look through the paper everyday for just one measly auction phone number, there is a much easier way to go about it. And the magic answer is: to use a car auction listing database, which will give you the name, location and phone number of several auctions near you, in addition to hundreds around the country in exchange for a small membership fee. The added bonus is that they also include listings for motorcycle, real estate, jewelry, etc. auctions.This is a real life saver if you value your time and sanity, which I'm pretty sure everyone does.
So, by now you've found out a couple of ways to find police auction cars in your city. Which one you choose depends on how much free time you have on you hands and you're level of patience. Good luck!
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