You can buy one, or a dump truck, at the Lehigh Valley Municipality/Surplus Equipment Auction on Saturday, November 3, at 9 AM, at 1401 Laubach Avenue, Northampton, Pa. 18067. You can check the details here. Bethlehem Township is trying to sell a dump truck, among other things.
Believe it or not, there will be loads of bicycles for sale, too.
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Tuesday, October 16, 2012
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so it's just not cops that are for sale - cool
ReplyDeleteI understand Northampton County has a railroad locomotive for sale It was used by the head engineer John Stoffa. It was derailed early in his first year of office and never got back on the right tracks. You will have to put it back on the track but I understand, it is for sale real cheap. It was used to pull a swaption originally engineered by Glenn Reibman.
ReplyDeleteFortunately, Glenn Reibman left not only the locomotive but the most money in the treasury in the history of the county. Stoffa derailed the train and lost the money.
ReplyDeleteNo problem, he has made sure the next engineer will have to raise taxes to clean up his mess.