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Pre-consignment is vital to a successful consignment sale.
Helpful Hints:
(1) Take a few minutes to get your property sale ready - Be creative in displaying.
(2) Use information tags and detail sheets when possible to describe your racing parts.
Specific Details:
(1) Consignment dates & times are on the web site for each sale. Note deadlines for preconsignments as
they differ for each auction.
(2) Follow directions.When arriving watch for “Auction” signs or ask building security where the MCS
(2) Follow directions.When arriving watch for “Auction” signs or ask building security where the MCS
Auction is taking place.
(3) Auction personnel will direct consignors to the unloading area.
(4) All conisgnors will be taken in the order of check-in with priority being given to preconsignors.
(3) Auction personnel will direct consignors to the unloading area.
(4) All conisgnors will be taken in the order of check-in with priority being given to preconsignors.
Consignor Responsibilities:
(1) Upon arriving at the building, consignors must check in at the Office to complete a consignor form. Consignors must present a valid driver’s license or picture identification to consign property.
(2) Consignors are responsible for unloading their property from their vehicles. All heavy items (blocks, rear ends, machinery, etc.) must be placed on pallets (available at no charge at sale site).
(3) In cooperation with State Fire Marshall Laws, consignors must remove their vehicles from the building once the property has been unloaded. All vehicles to be sold must have no more than 1/4 tank of gas.
(4) Consignors may put a reserve bid (minimum) of $250.00 or more on any item. However, items with a
reserve bid are subject to “NO-SALE” Commission.
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