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Does anyone know when the Oahu police impound auctions are?
20th March 2010
And are they actually a legit place to get a good deal on a car?
I have tried to find the auctions online, but it is impossible. I even called the police department and they didn’t know.
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They CAN be a source for great deals; but you’ve got no guarantees of ANYTHING whatsoever, and all it takes is one other person willing to spend $1 more than you to turn a "steal" into bupkis.
The general police department isn’t likely to have a great deal of information. You should talk to the parking enforcement administration and/or police evidence custodian as they are the divisions within the department who would actually be responsible.
You could also take the reverse track and contact a local auctioneer and ask who handles Oahu County’s asset auctions. If they don’t, they’ll likely know who does.
Even better, go to the impound lot itself and ask the staff who is certain to know. It’s not like it’d be difficult to find. After all, it’s an island.
Best of luck. I hope this helps.
Comment by Sage — March 20, 2010 @ 11:32 pm