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Witham (Specialist Vehicles) Ltd Witham (Specialist Vehicles) Ltd By order of the UK Ministry of Defence MASSIVE SALE BY TENDER Monday 18th May 2015 2pm Viewing: Wednesday 13th Thursday 14th Friday 15th and Saturday 16th MAY 8:30am to 5:00pm Approx 600 + LOTS to Include MOTORCYCLES Land Rovers, Cars, Etc. Etc. AIRPORT GROUND EQUIPMENT Refueling Units, Hydrogen Trolleys, Toilet Servicing Units, Water Vehicles, Runway Sweepers, Etc. TRUCKS and HGV`s inc. Seddon Atkinson Trucks, Leyland Daf Drops 8 x 6 Trucks, 4x4 trucks. HGV`s Etc. JOHNSON RS 8000 Sweepers, Etc. FODEN 6 x 6 Heavy Recovery Vehicles with EKA Underlift, Crane and Winches TRAILERS Various inc. Penman Wide Track,Drawbar, Skip/Container, Motor- cycle, Agricultural, Etc. PLANT AND EQUIPMENT Still R7080 Diesel Fork Lifts c/w side shift, fork posi- tioner, triple mast, low hrs, Ex Reserve, Tractors, Mowers, Diesel Water Pumps, Sprayers, Etc. Etc. ARMOURED and COLLECTOR VEHICLES to include CVRT Scorpion, CVRT Spartan, CVRT Samson, CVRT Sturgeon, CVRT Sultan, CVRT Shielder, Com- bat Engineer Tractor Ex Reserve and fully Recon direct from storage unused , Very Rare Mine Plough Ex Reserve Etc. MISC. EQUIPMENT to inc. Winches, Insulated offices, workshops, Generators, Workshop Heaters, Ransomes Mowers, Lube Units, Tools, CES and Recovery Equipment, Clansman Radio Equipment, Electronic and Test Equipment, Camping Equipment, Tentage, Cam Nets, Copper Cable and Scrap Copper, Watches, Compasses, Etc Etc APPROX 400 + LOTS OF VEH SPARES inc. Recon Engines, Gearbox- es,Transmissions, Axles, Bearings, Prop shafts, Hydraulic Rams, Electrical Parts, Batteries, CVRT and FV Spares, Land Rover, Bedford, Leyland Daf, Foden, Man, Renault, JCB, Pinzgauer, RB 44, Volvo, New and Used Tyres Etc. Etc. Catalogue, pictures, terms and conditions available from our website www.mod-sales.com * Please read the Tender Terms and Conditions before submitting bids * ** Please note Metal Stillages are not included in the sale ** Loading assistance will be given onto appropriate transport Address : Honeypot Lane, Colsterworth, Grantham, Lincs, NG33 5LY For any further information please call on 01476861361 Lot No Description Reg No Year Milleage Guide Price Honda ST 1300 Pan European c/w panniers, rear box, heated grips, electric screen, etc. Direct Driving 1 Standards Agency RY05 EKP 2005 £2,500.00 Honda ST 1300 Pan European c/w panniers, heated grips, electric screen, etc. Direct Driving Standards 2 Agency RV05 VXW 2005 £2,500.00 Honda ST 1300 Pan European c/w heated grips, 3 electric screen, etc. Direct Driving Standards Agency RY54 NDZ 2005 £2,500.00 BMW 1200 RT c/w panniers, rear box, heated grips, 4 electric screen, etc. Direct Driving Standards Agency LC55 ORF 2005 £2,500.00 Honda ST 1300 Pan European c/w panniers, rear box, heated grips, electric screen, etc. Direct Driving 5 Standards Agency RY54 NEF 2005 £2,500.00 Honda ST 1300 Pan European c/w panniers, heated grips, electric screen, etc. Direct Driving Standards RV05 6 Agency YWM 2005 £2,500.00 7 SL 8 SL Ford Focus 1.8 TDCi Estate c/w electric pack, CD player, etc. 5 speed manual transmission, direct MoD 9 police EU58 LJE 2009 £5,000.00 Ford Focus 1.8 TDCi Estate c/w electric pack, CD player, etc. 5 speed manual transmission, direct MoD 60,000 10 police EU57 KSO 2008 miles £4,500.00 Ford Focus 1.8 TDCi Estate c/w electric pack, CD player, etc. 5 speed manual transmission, direct 11 MoD police EU09 AFF 2009 £5,000.00 Land Rover Discovery Series 2 V8 injection with 12 leather, electric pack, etc. T847 VEU 1999 £2,500.00 13 LDV van diesel, spares or repair only F965 E £200.00 Mercedes Sprinter anti riot van c/w rear seats, 14 windows, front screen, etc. Direct MoD police E002 JWA 2002 £3,000.00 15 16 Land Rover Defender 110 300 TDi hard top, fitted 17 rear seats, wing protectors, etc. RHD £5,000.00 Land Rover 110 hard top Tithonus, fitted roll cage, 18 rear seats, FFR spec. RHD 01 KE72 1985 Low KMs £4,500.00 Land Rover 110 soft top Tithonus, fitted roll cage, 19 rear seats, etc. RHD 84 KE53 1985 £4,500.00 Only Land Rover 110 hard top 2.5 NA diesel winterised 70,000 20 insulated hard top, etc. RHD 35 AY46 1995 KMs £7,500.00 Only Land Rover 110 hard top 2.5 NA diesel winterised 74,000 21 insulated hard top, etc. RHD 34 AY50 1995 KMs £6,500.00 22 SL Land Rover Wolf 110 300 TDi, major accident 23 damage, spares or repair only. RHD MD 61AA 2008 Land Rover Wolf 110 300 TDi soft top winterised c/w 24 rear seats, snorkle, etc. Minor accident damage PP 01AA 1999 £12,500.00 Land Rover Wolf 130 ambulance 300 TDi, ex-reserve, 25 LHD. Very rare LB95 AA 1998 £17,500.00 Land Rover 90 soft top 2.5 NA diesel, taxed and 26 MOTed, UK registered, RHD L596 KJV £4,500.00 27 SL Truck utility heavy RB44 Perkins Diesel, ex-reserve, 931 KMs 28 LHD 91 KJ75 1991 only £6,500.00 Truck utility heavy RB44 Perkins Diesel c/w canopy, Very low 29 ex-reserve, LHD 00 KK13 KMs £6,500.00 Truck utility heavy RB44 Perkins Diesel c/w canopy, 30 ex-reserve, LHD 00 KK09 1993 353 miles £6,500.00 Truck utility heavy RB44 Perkins Diesel c/w insulated 31 demountable cabin. Ex-reserve, RHD 99 KJ77 1993 Low KMs £6,500.00 Truck utility heavy RB44 Perkins Diesel c/w insulated 32 demountable cabin. Ex-reserve, RHD 99 KJ56 Low KMs £6,500.00 Truck utility heavy RB44 Perkins Diesel c/w insulated 33 demountable cabin. Ex-reserve, RHD 99 KJ48 Low KMs £6,500.00 Truck utility heavy RB44 Perkins Diesel c/w insulated 34 demountable cabin. Ex-reserve, RHD 99 KJ80 1993 Low KMs £6,500.00 Leyland Daf 8x6 Drops c/w multilift big hook 35 equipment, LHD 81 KH01 1991 Low KMs £6,500.00 Leyland Daf 8x6 Drops c/w multilift big hook 36 equipment, LHD 1993 Low KMs £6,500.00 Leyland Daf 8x6 Drops c/w multilift big hook 37 equipment, LHD 79 KH19 1991 Low KMs £6,500.00 Leyland Daf 8x6 Drops c/w multilift big hook 38 equipment, LHD 88 KH08 Low KMs £6,500.00 Leyland Daf 8x6 Drops c/w multilift big hook 39 equipment, LHD EX 64AA Low KMs £6,500.00 Leyland Daf 8x6 Drops c/w multilift big hook 40 equipment, LHD 88 KH38 Low KMs £6,500.00 Leyland Daf 8x6 Drops c/w multilift big hook 41 equipment, LHD 76 KH34 Low KMs £6,500.00 Leyland Daf 8x6 Drops c/w multilift big hook 42 equipment, LHD 87 KH01 Low KMs £6,500.00 Leyland Daf 8x6 Drops c/w multilift big hook 43 equipment, LHD 87 KH35 1992 Low KMs £6,500.00 Leyland Daf 8x6 Drops c/w multilift big hook 44 equipment, LHD EX 37AA 1996 Low KMs £6,500.00 Leyland Daf 8x6 Drops c/w multilift big hook 45 equipment, LHD 77 KH83 1990 Low KMs £6,500.00 Leyland Daf 8x6 Drops c/w multilift big hook 46 equipment, LHD 32 KH39 Low KMs £6,500.00 Leyland Daf 8x6 Drops c/w multilift big hook 47 equipment, LHD 89 KH32 Low KMs £6,500.00 Leyland Daf 8x6 Drops c/w multilift big hook 48 equipment, LHD 79 KH36 1991 Low KMs £6,500.00 Leyland Daf 8x6 Drops c/w multilift big hook 49 equipment, LHD 86 KH58 1992 Low KMs £6,500.00 Leyland Daf 8x6 Drops c/w multilift big hook 50 equipment, LHD 79 KH51 Low KMs £6,500.00 Leyland Daf 8x6 Drops c/w multilift big hook 51 equipment, LHD 76 KH09 1990 Low KMs £6,500.00 Leyland Daf 8x6 Drops c/w multilift big hook 52 equipment, LHD 85 KH28 1992 Low KMs £6,500.00 Seddon Atkinson 6x4 68 tonne tractor unit c/w HD 53 fifth wheel and Rotzler winch, Cummins Diesel FM 16AA £12,500.00 54 Leyland Daf 4x4 cargo 4 tonne RHD Cummins Diesel AM 42AA Low KMs £3,500.00 55 Leyland Daf 4x4 cargo 4 tonne RHD Cummins Diesel AT 05AA 1994 Low KMs £3,500.00 56 Leyland Daf 4x4 cargo 4 tonne RHD Cummins Diesel AK 79AA 1998 Low KMs £3,500.00 57 Leyland Daf 4x4 cargo 4 tonne RHD Cummins Diesel 30 KJ39 Low KMs £3,500.00 58 Leyland Daf 4x4 cargo 4 tonne RHD Cummins Diesel 08 KL00 Low KMs £3,500.00 59 Leyland Daf 4x4 cargo 4 tonne RHD Cummins Diesel 51 KK01 1992 Low KMs £3,500.00 60 Leyland Daf 4x4 cargo 4 tonne RHD Cummins Diesel 30 KJ30 1991 Low KMs £3,500.00 61 Leyland Daf 4x4 cargo 4 tonne RHD Cummins Diesel 51 KK04 1992 Low KMs £3,500.00 62 Leyland Daf 4x4 cargo 4 tonne RHD Cummins Diesel 51 KK07 1992 Low KMs £3,500.00 63 Leyland Daf 4x4 cargo 4 tonne RHD Cummins Diesel 07 KL76 1994 Low KMs £3,500.00 64 Leyland Daf 4x4 cargo 4 tonne RHD Cummins Diesel 50 KK99 1992 Low KMs £3,500.00 65 Leyland Daf 4x4 cargo 4 tonne RHD Cummins Diesel 05 KL64 1994 Low KMs £3,500.00 66 Leyland Daf 4x4 cargo 4 tonne RHD Cummins Diesel 03 KL62 1993 Low KMs £3,500.00 67 Leyland Daf 4x4 cargo 4 tonne RHD Cummins Diesel AN 30AA 1994 Low KMs £3,500.00 68 Leyland Daf 4x4 cargo 4 tonne RHD Cummins Diesel AN 32AA 1994 Low KMs £3,500.00 69 Leyland Daf 4x4 cargo 4 tonne RHD Cummins Diesel 08 KL08 Low KMs £3,500.00 70 Leyland Daf 4x4 cargo 4 tonne RHD Cummins Diesel 29 KJ08 Low KMs £3,500.00 Leyland Daf 4x4 cargo 4 tonne RHD Cummins Diesel, 71 fitted winch GL 89AA 1996 Low KMs £6,500.00 Foden 6x6 heavy recovery vehicle fitted EKA 72 underlift, crane, 2x winches, etc.
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