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Bring Your Driver’s License
– You will need proper identification to register as a bidder.

Only Bid If You Are Sure – Be sure to preview the vehicles prior to the sale and decide exactly how much you are willing to pay for a vehicle or item. Set a budget and stick to it. Once you have secured the winning bid, you own it. Don’t try to back out of a sale. You may lose you deposit and the right to bid again.

Bring A Mechanic or Knowledgeable Friend
– All vehicles are sold “AS IS”. You are encouraged to check the vehicles thoroughly before the sale.

Do Some Research - Go to www.kelleybluebook.com ; check the newspapers for dealer’s ads and pricing.

Be Realistic – You will have the opportunity to get great bargains, but be realistic. Some agencies/sellers place minimum prices on some of the vehicles for sale. You will not be able to buy a 2003 Corvette for $1,000.

Come Early – Take the time to really check the vehicle before you bid, not afterwards.

Pay Attention – Be careful to bid on the correct vehicle that the auctioneer is selling. Auctions run at a fairly quick pace and it is not difficult to get confused if you don’t pay attention.



Ken Porter Auctions Vehicle Rating System

Rating Description
Very rough vehicle needing significant work to be operational.
Vehicle is in need of considerable work or repair in excess of $2500 but does run.
Vehicle requires moderate repair of less than $1500 but runs well.
Vehicle almost retail ready needing minimal work including parts of less than $500.
Vehicle front-line ready, needing very little or no work to make it retail ready and fully operational.

 

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