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The Municibid App Is Here! Plus a Rare Micro Van and Picnic Highlights
Greg, Jameel, and Sophie make the biggest announcement in Municibid history: the Municibid app is officially live in the App Store for iPhone and iPad, with Android coming soon. Bidders can pin favorite categories, save searches and filters, watch items, and get real-time push notifications so you never miss an auction, while sellers can create listings and upload photos right from their phone.
The team also recaps the Municibid 20th Anniversary Picnic, from the rain that split right around the party to the Nick Greeley Trio (dubbed the Municibid Trio for the day), the coloring contest, the Yeti cooler raffle, and the bidder who first heard Greg speak as a high school student back in 2012. Photos are up now at municibid.com/20
This episode features active auctions worth watching, including a 2014 Case 580N Backhoe, an International tanker fire truck with a 1,500 gallon tank, a New Holland tractor, and two all-black former police vehicles.
Rounding out the episode: we checked back on Greg's Rolex predictions. He came in a little ambitious, but both watches found happy new owners. This week, Jameel's Pick of the Week brought some personal nostalgia: a right-hand drive Daihatsu Hi-Jet micro van from Bucknell University, a rare JDM find that reminded him of growing up in Southeast Asia. He's predicting $8,200. We'll check back next week to see how he did.
Key Takeaways:
- We welcomed 11 new government sellers from Pennsylvania, Washington, New Hampshire, and Rhode Island.
- Jameel's Pick of the Week: a right-hand drive Daihatsu Hi-Jet micro van. With the 25 year import rule on these vans, it’s one of the rarest finds we've seen on Municibid.
- Sophie's closed auction highlights included a John Deere tractor with Alamo arm mower, a 2020 Thomas school bus, and a 1987 military Unimog.
- The Municibid mobile app is available now. If you enjoy it, leave a five-star review to help us get the word out.
Additional Resources:
Download the Municibid app: https://apps.apple.com/us/app/municibid/id6773067678
Explore government surplus auctions at Municibid: https://municibid.com
Got feedback or want to be a guest? Email us at [email protected].
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By MunicibidGreg, Jameel, and Sophie make the biggest announcement in Municibid history: the Municibid app is officially live in the App Store for iPhone and iPad, with Android coming soon. Bidders can pin favorite categories, save searches and filters, watch items, and get real-time push notifications so you never miss an auction, while sellers can create listings and upload photos right from their phone.
The team also recaps the Municibid 20th Anniversary Picnic, from the rain that split right around the party to the Nick Greeley Trio (dubbed the Municibid Trio for the day), the coloring contest, the Yeti cooler raffle, and the bidder who first heard Greg speak as a high school student back in 2012. Photos are up now at municibid.com/20
This episode features active auctions worth watching, including a 2014 Case 580N Backhoe, an International tanker fire truck with a 1,500 gallon tank, a New Holland tractor, and two all-black former police vehicles.
Rounding out the episode: we checked back on Greg's Rolex predictions. He came in a little ambitious, but both watches found happy new owners. This week, Jameel's Pick of the Week brought some personal nostalgia: a right-hand drive Daihatsu Hi-Jet micro van from Bucknell University, a rare JDM find that reminded him of growing up in Southeast Asia. He's predicting $8,200. We'll check back next week to see how he did.
Key Takeaways:
- We welcomed 11 new government sellers from Pennsylvania, Washington, New Hampshire, and Rhode Island.
- Jameel's Pick of the Week: a right-hand drive Daihatsu Hi-Jet micro van. With the 25 year import rule on these vans, it’s one of the rarest finds we've seen on Municibid.
- Sophie's closed auction highlights included a John Deere tractor with Alamo arm mower, a 2020 Thomas school bus, and a 1987 military Unimog.
- The Municibid mobile app is available now. If you enjoy it, leave a five-star review to help us get the word out.
Additional Resources:
Download the Municibid app: https://apps.apple.com/us/app/municibid/id6773067678
Explore government surplus auctions at Municibid: https://municibid.com
Got feedback or want to be a guest? Email us at [email protected].