Go to govdeals.com and click on Location Search. Type in your zip code, select your radius, and click search. Then click View All Listings.

You are encouraged to schedule an inspection during the auction before placing a bid. You can also reach out to a seller directly on the auction page if you have any questions.

Each seller is allowed to make the rules of their own auctions, which will display on each auction listing page. GovDeals general rules can be found here.

Many recreational vehicle listings on GovDeals include condition details, photos, and maintenance information provided by the selling agency. While the level of documentation varies by listing, vehicles include transparent descriptions to help buyers make informed decisions before bidding. If you have any problems, you can contact GovDeals Customer Service at any time. 

In addition to the winning bid amount, buyers may be responsible for a buyer’s premium, applicable taxes, and any costs related to title processing, transportation, or pickup. All fees and payment terms are clearly outlined in each listing before you place a bid, so there are no surprises after the auction ends.

Sellers set their own payment terms.

Some sellers require that payment be made to them directly, while others use the automated system through our websites, AllSurplus.com and GovDeals.com.

It is important to read the payment terms prior to bidding to make sure that you can follow through with the sale.

Read more about payment rules under the 'Payment' option on the FAQ page.

After winning an auction, you will receive instructions to complete payment and contact the selling agency. Once payment is confirmed, you coordinate a pickup time directly with the seller and arrange transportation as needed. Pickup requirements and timelines are outlined in the listings and may vary by seller.

Title information is provided by the selling agency and is included in the listing details whenever available. Each listing will note the type of title being offered, such as clean, salvage, or bill of sale. Buyers are encouraged to review the title information carefully and ask the seller questions before bidding if clarification is needed.