| A Police Car Auction is a great place to find a good | | | | bondo or body filler. The police don't indent to |
| deal. Usually most of the cars and trucks that are | | | | deceive you but they also don't inspect every car for |
| found there have been impounded due to some drug | | | | mechanical problems. It's buyer beware, you must |
| bust or police raid. So, keeping that in mind you will | | | | inspect the car yourself. |
| probably be able to find some good deals but | | | | One other import point, some of these cars could |
| remember these cars are probably not without | | | | have or might have been in the New Orleans flood. |
| mechanical problems. | | | | Make sure you don't see any mold or mildew and ask |
| Make sure that when you buy a car at a police car | | | | the police what they know about the car. A good |
| auction, like any auction, you inspect the car first. A | | | | place to check on the history or a car is to go to - |
| good place to start is to hire a mechanic to go with | | | | They can give you a detailed report of what |
| you to check out the car before you buy. If you're | | | | accidents your car has been in and who the previous |
| unable to hire a mechanic, ask a mechanically inclined | | | | owners were. |
| friend to come along if you don't know how to | | | | As like anything, you can find a great deal at a police |
| inspect the car yourself. | | | | car auction but make sure you do your homework |
| Look at the under carriage and the motor to see if | | | | first. Just because the police are having the auction |
| there are any obvious mechanical problems. Always | | | | doesn't mean that the car will run perfect forever. |
| allow additional time to inspect the body of the car | | | | Check it out before you go and you will be happy |
| also because dents and rust can easily be hidden with | | | | that you saved yourself thousands of dollars. |