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where can i find car auctions, or gov seized cars, police impounds, etc. in the orange county CA area?
10th February 2010
and please no sites with membership fees, and if you can , can you provide addresses. or experiences?!
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you are probably going to have to pay to find out that info. or it will be quicker and cheaper. you can spend $30 one time or spend hours/days searching for something free. cheapest one i know of is http://certified-auctions.com/
Comment by janelle — February 10, 2010 @ 9:01 am
Unfortunately you will need to access a private database for this information. Governments won’t release this sort of information for free as they want limited buyers to get the cheap cars. Definitely worth to check out a paid private database and once done unsubscribe to avoid the fees.
Comment by BestRated Online — February 10, 2010 @ 9:01 am
go to www. gov. type in auctions should be able to find a site listing. or at least register and get on there mailing list.
Comment by lucy lui — February 10, 2010 @ 9:01 am