Buy Cars and Trucks in Fort Bragg, North Carolina

Chevrolet : C-10 Custom 1971 Cheverolet Pickup C-10 w V8 Short Wheel Base SWB
 Chevrolet : C-10 Custom 1971 Cheverolet Pickup C-10 w V8 Short Wheel Base SWB
$4,000.00 (1 Bids)
Time Left: 12h 19m
Toyota : Matrix 2003 Toyota Matrix 5-speed
 Toyota : Matrix 2003 Toyota Matrix 5-speed
$4,482.00
Time Left: 15h 53m
Toyota : Camry Hybrid 2008 CAMRY HYBRID~SMART KEY~JBL SOUND~ALLOYS~GREAT FUEL MILEAGE~NO RESERVE!!
 Toyota : Camry Hybrid 2008 CAMRY HYBRID~SMART KEY~JBL SOUND~ALLOYS~GREAT FUEL MILEAGE~NO RESERVE!!
$8,201.00 (23 Bids)
Time Left: 22h 33m
Chrysler : 300 *CHRYSLER 300 W 22 INCH RIMS*
 Chrysler : 300 *CHRYSLER 300 W 22 INCH RIMS*
$7,101.00
$10,995.00
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Chevrolet : Corvette L82 1978 Corvette, Black, 25th Anniversary, BRAND NEW 383 STROKER and 350 TRANS!!!
 Chevrolet : Corvette L82 1978 Corvette, Black, 25th Anniversary, BRAND NEW 383 STROKER and 350 TRANS!!!
$1,025.00
$14,000.00
Time Left: 1d 2h 24m
Cadillac : Deville Great looking and running original Florida car. NO RESERVE.
 Cadillac : Deville Great looking and running original Florida car. NO RESERVE.
$1,625.00 (18 Bids)
Time Left: 1d 13h 35m
Datsun : Z-Series 240Z 1972 Datsun 240Z
 Datsun : Z-Series 240Z 1972 Datsun 240Z
$610.00 (16 Bids)
Time Left: 2d 17h 36m
Chevrolet : Caprice 77 caprice classic 2 door ac new project car only need paint brandnew 26s
 Chevrolet : Caprice 77 caprice classic 2 door ac new project car only need paint brandnew 26s
$5,500.00
$9,500.00
Time Left: 3d 14h 26m
Chevrolet : Corvette LS1 1988 Chevy Corvette
 Chevrolet : Corvette LS1 1988 Chevy Corvette
$2,000.00 (1 Bids)
Time Left: 3d 15h 14m
Ford : F-250 Ranger 1970 Ford F-250 Low miles **NO RESERVE** F150 F250 F350 99.5% Rust FREE
 Ford : F-250 Ranger 1970 Ford F-250 Low miles **NO RESERVE** F150 F250 F350 99.5% Rust FREE
$1,925.00 (15 Bids)
Time Left: 3d 22h 21m
Toyota : Tacoma X-Runner TOYOTA TACOMA X-RUNNER
 Toyota : Tacoma X-Runner TOYOTA TACOMA X-RUNNER
$13,500.00
Time Left: 4d 15h 41m
Ford : Ranger Ford, Ranger, Grey, Gray, 4wd, four wheel drive, extended cab, truck
 Ford : Ranger Ford, Ranger, Grey, Gray, 4wd, four wheel drive, extended cab, truck
$12,000.00
Time Left: 4d 16h 15m
GMC : Yukon Denali DENALI AWD LIKE NEW! ROOF, LEATHER, NAVIGATION, DVD (FACTORY), ON STAR, XM RADIO, 62K MILES
 GMC : Yukon Denali DENALI AWD LIKE NEW! ROOF, LEATHER, NAVIGATION, DVD (FACTORY), ON STAR, XM RADIO, 62K MILES
$18,000.00 (1 Bids)
Time Left: 5d 1h 32m
Plymouth : Fury Golden Cammndo 1963 Sport Fury
 Plymouth : Fury Golden Cammndo 1963 Sport Fury
$6,450.00 (15 Bids)
Time Left: 5d 19h 53m
Mazda : RX-7 Awesome 1987 Mazda RX-7 with LT1
 Mazda : RX-7 Awesome 1987 Mazda RX-7 with LT1
$2,024.00 (11 Bids)
Time Left: 5d 20h 3m
Land Rover : Defender Station Wagon (hard top) 1995 Defender 90 NAS SW #375 500 Conniston Green
 Land Rover : Defender Station Wagon (hard top) 1995 Defender 90 NAS SW #375 500 Conniston Green
$25,000.00
$27,000.00
Time Left: 6d 14h 33m
Bentley : Continental GT Continental GTC 2007 Bentley Continental GTC convertible Continental GT coupe 26K miles
 Bentley : Continental GT Continental GTC 2007 Bentley Continental GTC convertible Continental GT coupe 26K miles
$828.00 (3 Bids)
Time Left: 6d 22h 18m
Jeep : Grand Cherokee LAREDO 11 MID SUNROOF SUV WARRANTY EDITION ANNIVERSARY NAVIGATION CD MP3 SATELLITE
 Jeep : Grand Cherokee LAREDO 11 MID SUNROOF SUV WARRANTY EDITION ANNIVERSARY NAVIGATION CD MP3 SATELLITE
$35,200.00
Time Left: 12d 18h 28m

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How is getting around Fort Bragg with no car?
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Just looking some advice & experience from a soldier who's been stationed at Fort Bragg & didn't have a car. I've hear it's huuuge. How huge? Possible to get around without a car? Any & as much info as you would share would be awesome thank you!!!!!!!!

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It's big but it's not like all the things you need are spread out all over the place. Just get a ride with somebody until you can get your own car. Or just get a decent mountain bike for now. Small px's are scattered about and well within walking distance, and the main px and commissary are right across the street from eachother. You can get your sewing done down there also. The bank is also there but you'll get direct deposit and have a debit card I'm sure, that you can use at your local px. The main thing is, hook up with some friends and get off post when you can, to what NC has to offer. Don't become a barracks rat just because you don't have a car.

Can I renew my Ga Plate Tag if I am stationed in Fort Bragg NC? ?
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I am a soldier in Fort Bragg and need to renew my tag..can renew it in Fort Bragg if I bought my car in Ga? If so how? & Does anyone know how much it will cost?

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There appears to be NO accommodation for doing a registration renewal on line. This I can not understand. Most all States I've Seen and delt with have that option on there Web Sites. SorryMaybe you can use the web site and at least get numbers and locations to talk to someone. http://www.dds.ga.gov/

what is the policy on fort bragg for pov inspections?
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We have pov inspections in the army before a 3 day or 4 day weekend. They make us call our insurance company then our nco talks to them to verify that we have valid insurance. I was told that it was a violation of our privacy because we have to authorize the insurance company to give them the information. But if we refuse to do it they tell us that we cannot drive the vehicle or ride in it and they take our car keys. I wanted to know if they could legally do this.

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Driving a POV on military installation is a privilege granted by the installation commander. You are obligated to show proof of valid insurance; normally consisting of a card showing the dates your policy is effective and expires. If the NCO discusses only the information that appears on your insurance card I don't see a violation of your privacy.

Info on Fort Bragg NC?
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My husband is in the army currently in AIT at Fort Gordon GA. He just got his orders and we are going to Fort Bragg NC and i had a couple questions... 1st this is our 1st time doing this so any info on what to expect or things i can prepare for to make the move easier would be awesome. 2nd we were going to stay off post but I have been reading alot of stuff that says its a horrible area and that on base would be better, in your opinion is it better on or off post, if your say off what areas are the safest and if you say on then what neighborhoods are the best. The last question is about our car... I have been told that you need a pass on your car to get on base?? and that you need to have your registration and insurance info. Well the problem with that is that the car is registered in my moms name and im on the insurance but its her insurance so is this going to cause a problem and what should i do to fix it? i know this is alot of questions but im becoming super stressed over it! Im hoping someone can give me some info or at least give me a number for someone i can call to figure all this out! thanks in advance for any information you can provide!

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You are getting a lot of good answers so I will try to keep this short and simply state my opinion. First things first: entering the military REQUIRES organization. You have to get all of your papers and documents in order and keep them together as best as possible. I am on Fort Bragg and I prefer to be on base rather than off base. There is a hightened level of security on base because of a few reasons, you either have an ID or you dont get on. Some gates dont check the vehicles anymore, it might even be all of them that dont check anymore, its either ID or get off post. Second base housing is basically a bunch of houses close together so if something looks fishy, more than likely your neighbor is going to say something or bring it to your attention. Third finances depend on you and if you can afford to have BAH taken or not but I have a toddler and one on the way, in my opinion its easier for them to take back the BAH than to have to juggler a million more bills and no matter what, your utilities will never be shut off and you always have your home for shelter. Thats very important to me. Some of the houses on base are very nice, some are a bit older, I live in an older one. The quality of the newer houses is very nice and from what I have seen, you'd be paying more to live in the same quality of house off base. It depends how you play your cards. There are many social gatherings and freebies on base and you are the first to know everything. You might get tired of looking like the neighbor next to you, but off base whats the difference? You are more alone and being alone too, too often is not healthy, especially for the military. They take care of your lawn, your housing needs, there are nice neighborhood centers with pools gyms movie rooms and community rooms and there is support everywhere. I would rather them take back our bah than live off base without this stuff anyday. A friend of mine lives off base and they liked having the extra money but they are becoming less and less safe where they are and are now moving on base, and very excited about it. Things can still go wrong just like anywhere, but soldiers dont play around. You might feel like just a number when you are constantly asked your sponsor's last four of his social at the local clinic, but I still prefer to live here. There are places around here that do need to be avoided because they are not as safe. I recently stayed at a Value Place hotel and every single night, no exaggeration, every night there were cops flying down the streets, ambulances and firetrucks. Sounded like the city was burning down! There are places that need to be expected and avoided like something known as the Korean Square. Its nothing but strip joints, and as you can imagine there are barber shops, tatoo shops, and strip joints located in many places. Away from those places the area is really nice. Beautiful trees right now that pour flower petals all over the place. Anyway now that I rambled on I hope you got some help! SO much for being short :) If you need anything email me and I can give you more help through email or another website. By the way. On post housing was very simple. My husband was not yet with me so all I needed was my POA (you will soon have one) his deployment orders, and my ID. Thats it. I had that and they showed me which houses I qualified for, I got a special so I was allowed to have a 3 bedroom house which I now truly need and it took about 2 weeks to get the keys to our house. There are waiting lists so you will need to contact them as soon as possible. They will help you out sooo much!

Stuck between 2 houses in Fort Bragg, NC?
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Ok me and my husband are about to get our first home in Fort Bragg. He's deployed right now so I have to do all the paperwork & stuff but I'm in TX so everything is via phone, email/internet. We are stuck between 2 houses that I picked out. One is my favorite but the other has a garage so I showed him that one as well. (I know he wants a garage so I want him to have it of course) The one I favor has a neighborhood center. (Pool, hang outs, room for FRG meetings, stuff for kids to do, place to take dog) The one I favor has a fenced in patio. (Place to store the grill, have parties/ private tanning, and puppy can be in bathroom emergencies if I'm dealing w/baby & can't take it outside for a walk) The one I favor is newer and has nice floor plan. http://www.braggpicerne.com//upload/documents/floorplans/s te_wl38.pdf http://tour.circlepix.com/tour.htm?id=452408&refur l=braggpicerne.com The one he favors has a garage. (The project car and tools/ grill/ army gear can be stored) The one he favors has a nice floor plan. The one he favors has non fenced in patio. (gives more yard room than fenced in would) http://www.braggpicerne.com//upload/documents/floorplans/ pope_wood_wl78.pdf http://tour.circlepix.com/tour.htm?id=59081 1&refurl=braggpicerne.com There are obviously more pros about the first house than the second, but its a big deal that the second has a garage. If the first house had a garage or at least a car port- there would be no comparison. I have never lived in NC before. Only stayed for 2 weeks so I dont know much about anything. The first house is actually on base and the second is on Pope air force base. I really dont know how far that is from where he works though. Is there anything I'm not taking into account? Keep in mind that I really love the first house, but like the garage for hubby and his Eclipse. We have 3 vehicles total. Help?

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Living on Pope and driving to Ft. Bragg will be a real thrash because of the traffic and check points. Not worth all the extra time. It is only about 10 miles away from Bragg. You will also have to learn to live with the constant roar of jets overhead and on the ground. Bragg has lots of big pine trees for shade they have been replacing windows, floor coverings etc. All homes are painted the same and you cannot change colors. The rules are strict. Grandson and wife lived there for years. The humidity there will do you in at first. Not to mention the heat and deluge of rain storms. The average rain fall there is about 48". You will be living in what they refer to as the sand hills. It is very flat and only about 25' above sea level. Enjoy your new spot. You will need aromatic cedar chips for closets because of moths. Leather has a tendency to mildew. EDIT--There are all sizes of really nice storage units prior to entering Pope, on the same road and very cheap. Perhaps you could content him with one of these.

Which is better? Being stationed in Italy with the 173rd or the 82nd in Fort Bragg?
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I got the opportunity to pick where I want my first duty station to be because i know a few people at HRC and right now im stuck on between fort bragg with the 82nd or italy with the 173rd, i have always seen the 82nd as the most "elite" airborne unit but living in italy is living in italy, but i heard it gets expensive because of car insurance and just the cost of living is higher. By the way im a 11x, with airborne contract single and 18 years old, if anybody has been stationed at one or both bases any feedback would be appreatiated

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Every Airborne Infantryman at Fort Bragg dreams of serving in Italy. That is your answer! I've served at Bragg and loved it. I have visited Italy and wish I had been stationed there as well. Living in Garmisch, Germany was the next best thing. If you have a choice, take the overseas assignment. You can always rotate back from there to Fort Bragg to round out your Airborne life! Good luck!

HELP! Please...my husband is new to Fort Bragg, NC?
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I am planning on moving with him and transfer colleges, which is in Raleigh BUT We need help with finding a place near base He is barely getting out of boot camp, and we have no car yet.(working on it) He doesn't have much free time, so i want to help him out but i am not sure which is actually near the base... Right now we just need an apartment to rent fast for this month...my semester end this week but i will in nevada until we can find a place. Thank you in advance for any help!

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barely getting out of boot camp? YOU mean he's ONLY at AIT? Army has Basic Training not Boot Camp!

Can my toyota corolla pull another car to another state?
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Can my 2005 Toyota corolla pull a 99 olds mobile to another state.. Like Oklahoma city to north Carolina fort Bragg? Or what would work.. My old mobile has high mileage n it's old to drive that far. So I'm wondering what can I do or use to get my olds mobile to another state with me driving on my Toyota. How can I get both of my cars to another state if I can't pull the olds moblie???

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Whats the maximum distance i can travel on weekends in the Army?
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Im enlisting as infantry so 1. do they get weekends off like the other mos's? 2. If they do whats the maximum distance allowed to travel? cuz my family moved to virginia recently and hopefully if i get stationed where i want which is fort knox and fort bragg my house would be about 4 hours away in a car. 3. how often do you get a 4 day break in the Army? nd how far can i travel than?

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Sh*t, I live ten hours away and I haven't even enlisted yet. Grow some independence, and get used to not seeing them.

I am military stationed at nc but my home of record is in mn. can i register my car in mn?
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I am army stationed in fort bragg, nc and my home of record is MN. How can i register my vehicle in MN from NC?

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Sorry, I couldn't fing car registration for military in Minnisota. Hopefully the driver's license information I found might help you some. I did find this (though not very hopeful): Please contact us with comments, suggestions or questions regarding your motor vehicle title and registration. By Mail Driver and Vehicle Services 445 Minnesota St. Suite 168 St. Paul, Minnesota 55101 By Phone (651) 296-6911 TTY for hearing impaired: (651) 282-6555 By E-mail motor.vehicles@state.mn.us _____________________________________ ________ Active Military Duty If you are on active duty with the U.S. armed forces and have a valid Minnesota driver's license, you are not required to renew your license until you are discharged, regardless of your length of service. * To ensure that your driving record will be maintained after your license expires, please notify Driver and Vehicle Services of your military status. Send a written statement and a copy of your military ID card with your entry date or a letter from your commanding officer verifying your entry date and active duty status to DVS, 445 Minnesota Street, St. Paul, MN 55101. * You must renew your license within 90 days of your discharge date by presenting your Minnesota driver's license and your DD214 military discharge papers. * This law also applies to the spouses of those on active duty, if the spouse does not reside in Minnesota during the active duty period.