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Hey everyone,
I just came across this listing for a 2009 Chevy Tahoe that was previously assigned to Battalion 17 from June 3, 2009, until November 2014. It's currently up for auction on publicsurplus.com. I thought you all might find it interesting.
Here's the scoop:
**Auction Details:**
- **Auction Number:** 3232301
- **Vehicle:** 2009 Chevrolet Tahoe (E85) – 4WD
- **Current Price:** $100.00
- **Time Left:** 6 days 4 hours
- **High Bidder:** dial911
- **Number of Bids:** 1
The auction started on April 4, 2023, at 3:43 PM MDT, and ends on April 11, 2023, at 2:00 PM MDT. There's a chance the auction could extend if there are last-minute bids.
**Seller:** The City of Chicago is selling this vehicle. They’ve got quite a few items listed if you’re interested in checking out their other auctions.
**Pick-Up Location:**
Dept. of Procurement Services – Salvage Operations
10101 S. Stony Island Avenue
Chicago, IL 60617
Phone: 312-745-4140
They’ve also provided a map link so you can get directions easily.
**Payment Options:**
You can pay via Money Order, Cashier's Check, Visa, MasterCard, Discover, or cash. Online credit card payments are accepted as well.
**Shipping:**
This one’s a “buyer-pickup†deal. You’ll need to arrange transportation to get the Tahoe back home.
**Description:**
- Year: 2009
- Make: Chevrolet
- Model: Tahoe
- Mileage: 134,020
- VIN: 1GNFK03059R229483
- Running Condition: MAY START WITH A JUMP
Now here’s where things get tricky. The vehicle needs some TLC:
- Replacement front 4-wheel drive differential.
- Transmission flush.
- Coolant flush.
- Front and rear sway bar bushings.
- Oil pan, front timing cover, valve cover gaskets, transmission cooler lines, and power steering leaks.
- There are also dents, dings, scrapes, and scratches.
- Missing parts or unidentified issues may exist.
It's definitely not perfect, but for $100, it could make for an interesting project. If you're into restoring older vehicles, this might be worth considering.
Let me know what you think! Thanks to Martin and Dennis for the heads-up.
Take care,
[Your Name]