Market demand
Vehicles in Nebraska sold in 67% of closed auctions this past year, with a median of 16 bids per lot.
From 146 completed sales in our archive.
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Item: 2013 Blue Bird BB Conventional school bus Pickup: NE 68845 Loading help on site: please advise (assume none) Please quote pickup, any packing or crating, and transport.
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BidProwl Summary
This aggregated auction listing is being sold by Purple Wave in Nebraska. The current bid is $5,100 and 12 bids have been placed. BidProwl's Flip Score puts it at 20/100, which scores below the median for vehicles.
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Description from Purple Wave
2013 Blue Bird BB Conventional school bus - Miles: 115,936 on odometer - VIN: 1BAKFCPA2DF294408 Engine - Cummins ISB - Displacement: 6.7L - Cylinders: 6 - Fuel type: Diesel - HP: 350 Transmission - Automatic Chassis - Axles: Single - Suspension: Spring - Brakes: Air - GVWR: 29,500 lbs Interior - Heat - Heated mirrors - Cruise control - Passengers: 65 Tires - Size: 11R22.5 Nebraska title Title distribution may be delayed up to 14 days from verification of funds. Kearney Public Schools Kearney, NE 68845
What do school bus lots actually sell for?
Retired route buses, usually diesel with six-figure mileage; popular for skoolie conversions. See real school bus hammer prices from the last 12 months, or narrow it to what they go for in Nebraska.
