Auction Details for 1982 GMC 7000

Category: Emergency Vehicles
Year: 1982
Manufacturer: GMC
Model: 7000
Description: Automatic Transmission, 9000 lb Front Axle, 18500 lb Rears, 27500 lb GVWR, V8 Gasoline Engine, 10.00-20 Front Tires, 11R22.5 Rear Tires, Spring Suspension, 190 in Wheelbase, 16 ft Body, 3 in Pump, 28 ft Ladder ODOMETER MAY NOT BE ACCURATE FOR AGE., BILL OF SALE ONLY - NO TITLE/REGISTRATION, CANNOT BE EXPORTED., MAIN OFFICE: KEY., CARFAX AVAILABLE ONLINE., MAY REQUIRE INSPECTION PRIOR TO REGISTERING., CANNOT BE REGISTERED UNTIL LIGHTS & SIRENS ARE REMOVED PER PROVINCIAL REGULATIONS. PLEASE CHECK LOCAL REGULATIONS FOR FURTHER INFORMATION.,, Closing Time: 2024-11-28 09:05:00 AM

Sold for $2,500
Auction Company: Ritchie Bros. Auctioneers
Auction Date: 2024-11-28
Auction Site: Lethbridge County, AB

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Auction Details for 1982 GMC 7000

Sold for $2,500

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