Repo and consignment
Bar None Auction RV auctions
Bar None Auction sells bank-repossessed and lender-consigned motorhomes and campers, plus dealer overstock and private consignments. California — fleet and municipal consignment. RVBidFind reads its public listings and values every rig against recent sales of the same model.
Fees
Expect a buyer premium of roughly 10–15% on the hammer price, plus a documentation fee. Titles are usually clean and signed over by the lender.
Estimated buyer premium — confirm the current rate on the auction site before bidding.
How to register and bid
Register on the site with a card on file; some houses hold a refundable deposit before your first bid. Public bidders are welcome.
Preview and inspection
Most repo houses run preview days at their yards; condition reports and dozens of photos are the norm. Read the notes on water damage and titles.
Payment and pickup
Payment within 2–5 business days, pickup or transport within the window the house sets. Loading help is often available for a fee.
Nothing from Bar None Auction is open right now
Lots turn over daily; the next scan may bring some. Every open rig from every source is one tap away.
Questions
Does Bar None Auction charge a buyer premium?
Bar None Auction lots carry a buyer premium of about 10% on the hammer price. Estimated buyer premium — confirm the current rate on the auction site before bidding.
Can the public bid at Bar None Auction?
Register on the site with a card on file; some houses hold a refundable deposit before your first bid. Public bidders are welcome.
How do I pay and collect a rig bought at Bar None Auction?
Payment within 2–5 business days, pickup or transport within the window the house sets. Loading help is often available for a fee.
RVBidFind is not affiliated with Bar None Auction. Fee figures are estimates from the site's published terms at the time of writing; the lot terms govern. Always confirm before bidding.