ALL ITEMS ARE SOLD AS IS. ALL SALES ARE FINAL. WE DO NOT GUARANTEE ANY MILEAGE OR HOURS ON EQUIPMENT. 12% buyer premium of sale price and 5.3% VA Sales Tax. Final payment must be received by 4 p.m. next business day. All items must be paid in full before removing from auction property. A $10 (per day) storage fee will be charged if item is not removed from auction grounds within 10 calendar days of sale date--Day 1 is sale date. The registered bidders name will appear on any and all paperwork necessary to register and title vehicle purchased. Paperwork is done immediately upon purchase and CANNOT be changed. Announcements made day of sale take precedence over all prior advertisements. The auction is not responsible for errors or omissions in the handout. Loading/Unloading/Disassembly/Securing of Cargo/Equipment is the BUYERS responsibility. Auction Employees will provide help only as needed per direction of owner. AUCTION COMPANY/EMPLOYEES WILL NOT BE HELD LIABLE FOR ANY DAMAGES/ACCIDENTS. Agency Procurement and Surplus Property Manual is published under the authority of the Code of Virginia 2.2-1111 and establishes the policies and procedures to be followed by State agencies and institutions in fulfilling procurement and related logistical responsibilities within their delegated limits. Section 12.5: Purchases by State Employees and Their Families. Except within the limits noted below, the Code of Virginia, § 2.2-3106 of the Conflict of Interests Act prohibits State employees and their immediate family from purchasing surplus property. An employee’s immediate family includes the employee’s spouse, and any other person living in the employee’s household who is a dependent of the employee or on whom the employee is dependent. A $500 limit to purchasing surplus property applies to surplus property sales, such as auctions or internet sales, even if the State employee buyer works for a different agency than the selling agency. Employees of the selling agency should not purchase property if they influence the maintenance, surplusing, pricing or disposition of the property item. An exemption to the $500 limit applies if the property is purchased in any sale of surplus property at uniform (fixed) prices that are available to the public. Certain other exceptions are listed in Code of Virginia, § 2.2-3110, but these exceptions rarely apply to surplus property sales. Auction does NOT guarantee mileage/hrs or mechanical working order of vehicle/equipment. All items sold AS IS/WHERE IS.