Power Wagon Registry

All auctions end on Saturday 12/3/16.

2009 PW with 96K in Las Vegas: https://gsaauctions.gov/gsaauctions/auc ... CI17042012
2013 PW with 105K in Moab Utah: https://gsaauctions.gov/gsaauctions/auc ... CI17042034
2010 Furd with 89K in Moreno Valley, CA: https://gsaauctions.gov/gsaauctions/auc ... CI17042001

Guess which one will draw the most attention and highest price? (hint... the least capable )

The '13 shoulda had some wk sliders on it!

Dream job: Driving a Power Wagon in Moab for a living.
I'm sure the downside is the idiots they have to deal with.

Las Vegas just closed.....just under $15k.

Raptor went for just over $25k.

Moab still open for a short time.....just over $15k current bid.

The Raptor had power seats and a tonneau cover, more options than the PW's, as well as lower milage.
I like auctions because, generally speaking, auctions represent more accurately what the real world value of an item is, what the general public is willing to pay for something and eliminates MSRP and dealers from the equation.

Depending on the unit for sale and the type/amount of people interested, it can also exaggerate pricing if a bidding war takes off.

olyelr wrote:Depending on the unit for sale and the type/amount of people interested, it can also exaggerate pricing if a bidding war takes off.

Very true... Bidder beware.
This general rule also doesn't apply to charity auctions, but that's usually for a good cause.

Retired BLM Rig wrote:

olyelr wrote:Depending on the unit for sale and the type/amount of people interested, it can also exaggerate pricing if a bidding war takes off.

Very true... Bidder beware.
This general rule also doesn't apply to charity auctions, but that's usually for a good cause.

It goes the other way too at auctions when nobody is around. One guy bids a real low bid to start it, nobody else bids back, its sold cheap.

A 2010 available in Carson City, Nevada. Closes on 5/27, current bid $11,269.

$ 7000.00 current bid. Can be "parted out" for $18,000 (or more). Or over $100,000 at dealer prices.

2012 in Carson City, NV. Mis-listed as a Ram 1500.

Three to choose from:
2010 in Barstow, CA.
2010 in Cedar City, UT. Includes a Truck Vault.
2011 in Rock Springs, WY.

$9100 in Barstow. 2 days , 17 hours left.



$11,100. 1 day , 14 hours left.

$16,766. 24 hours left.

SOLD. $18877. Didn't think it would get that high. Worth every penny if the lockers work.

Kind of a rough 2012 with 68K in St. George, UT. Ends on 9/2.
https://gsaauctions.gov/gsaauctions/auc ... CI17239026

2013 with Rambox in Vale, OR.
https://gsaauctions.gov/gsaauctions/auc ... CI18041040

2007 in Boise, ID.
https://gsaauctions.gov/gsaauctions/auc ... CI18041017

I love that you are always finding these. That 2007 is near me!

MikeKey wrote: ↑

Tue Nov 28, 2017 10:47 am

I love that you are always finding these. That 2007 is near me!

And me... LOL Actually Vale is only about an hour away.

Here's a 2012 in Grand Junction, CO, gently used by the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service with 60K on the clock.
The only problem is there's no pictures. You had one job!

2013 with RamBoxes looks like it sold for $17,600 - nice;
now if I just hadn't already bought 2 new vehicles this year.

Thanks for posting those

Looks like they added pictures for the truck in Grand Junction. Another beautiful Rambox edition in much better shape than the last one in Oregon, without the law enforcement backseat cage.
The price is already up to $17,600. I expect it will close over $20K.

Must not be resellers trying to buy these. I would of figured if you could pick up on for 8-12k you could turn around and sell for 16-18k private.

I agree with Mike, come on at these prices beat to hell off road full of holes from added equipment. Not convinced these are good deals and I have never even looked at book values. 2013 is still 5 years and a generation old. Edmunds Says 32-34K on that one. But I would want to be well below that for the risk.