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VIN 16HCB1018BH187005

Vehicle details

NHTSA couldn't decode this VIN: 7 - Manufacturer is not registered with NHTSA for sale or importation in the U.S. for use on U.S roads; Please contact the manufacturer directly for more information

Source: NHTSA Product Information Catalog (vPIC), U.S. Department of Transportation. Decoded from the VIN as the manufacturer reported it.

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Government auction history

Sources: public results from GSA Fleet and GSA Auctions (U.S. General Services Administration) and GovDeals, searched for this exact VIN. GovDeals sold results cover about the last year.

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Government Boom Truck Auctions: 119 Boom Trucks Sold on GovDeals From April to October 2026 at a Middle Price of $10,100, Knuckle Booms at $20,000, and a 2020 International Knuckle Boom Brought $63,000What government boom trucks sell for at auction: 119 boom trucks sold on GovDeals from April 19 to October 29, 2026, at a middle price of $10,100, with 58 under $10,000 and a top sale of $69,100. Knuckle boom trucks sold at a middle of $20,000 over the past year, crane trucks at $7,800 and bucket trucks at $7,100. Freightliner boom trucks brought a middle of $17,600, Fords $7,452.50 and Internationals $6,551.50. Where cities, counties, states and utilities sell them, and what to check before bidding.UX Auctions · Nov 2, 2026