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Schaefer Auto Auction, Inc is a wholesale auto auction located on the
northwest side of Indianapolis. Our 5 lane building and more than 40
acres of parking serves dealers from all over Indiana and surrounding
States. Our DEALER AUCTIONS are held very Thursday at
10:00 AM, and will usually consist of 1000-1200 units consigned by auto
dealers, lease companies, banks, and utility companies.
Our 65 years in the industry helps
insure that you will receive the finest personalized service anywhere.
The KSAA staff can provide vehicle pick up, detailing, and delivery on
any quantities of vehicles. We also specialize in utility truck and
equipment sales — we help companies like Indiana Gas Company,
Indianapolis Power & Light Co., Public Service of Indiana (Cinergy),
Ameritech, Citizens Gas Co., and Indianapolis Water Co. dispose of their
surplus trucks and equipment. If you are an automobile dealer and would
like to register with our company simply download a dealer registration
form. You may also view a special sale listing in our dealer sale
section.
We also offer special
PUBLIC SALES
for municipalities like the Marion County Sheriff and the State of
Indiana where we sell police cars and confiscated units. YOU CAN ATTEND
THESE SPECIAL SALES EVEN IF YOU ARE NOT A DEALER. For more details on
our PUBLIC SALES
go to the public sale section, and get a listing of our next scheduled
sale.
KSAA is a member of the National Auto
Auction Association and the Midwest Auto Auction Association. Checks and
Titles are insured with Auction Insurance Agency, Birmingham, AL.
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| Kesler Schaefer Auto
Auction, Inc. was founded in 1943 by Ken and Eleanor Schaefer. Ken’s
advertising background and his idea of giving the local dealers a
place to "trade" inventory was a good mix with Eleanor’s credit
experience. In 1956, Ken’s son-in-law Jack Kesler took over the
business. By encouraging friendly and fair treatment for all of his
customers, Jack built the business up from handling 50 cars each
week to its present volume of selling over 35,000 vehicles in 1999.
Jack’s son, Steve Kesler, joined the auction in 1978 to help insure
that the "family" treatment would continue at KSAA well into the
next millennium. |
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