Offre actuelle:
USD $100.00
L'enchère débute:août 05, 2026 4:14 (CDT)
Vente se termine: mercredi, août 19, 2026 (CDT)
Localisation d'item:2644 6th St SWWashburn, North Dakota, États-Unis 58577
Information sur le vendeur
Voir les informations du commissaire-priseurNeumiller Auctioneers LLC
Contact:Cory Neumiller
Téléphone:+1 701-460-7942
Washburn, North Dakota, États-Unis 58577
153 Equipement vendu
Général
Catégories
Ferme et domaine Antiquités
fabricant
HOMEMADE
Modèle
BUGGY & HARNESS
Numéro de série
UNKNOWN
Etat
Occasion
Description
Up for bidding is a nicely maintained, two-seat horse-drawn wagon, perfect for pleasure driving, parades, or as an eye-catching display piece. The wagon features a striking bright blue painted wooden box, contrasting nicely with the natural wood-spoked wheels and a black tufted upholstered front bench. It comes ready for your team or single horse, including both wooden shafts and a metal pole, plus a complete leather harness set sized for quarter horses.
Wagon Specifications & Features:
Overall Dimensions: Approximately 3' W x 7' L
Wheels: 38" diameter wooden spoked wheels equipped with solid rubber outer tires for a smoother, quieter ride on hard surfaces.
Seating: Features a black, diamond-tufted upholstered front seat with wooden side panels, plus a secondary green painted wooden bench seat in the rear.
Suspension: Leaf spring suspension for a comfortable ride.
Hardware: Includes a black metal front dashboard, dual cast-iron step pedals for easy mounting, and sturdy metal side bracing.
Included Accessories (See Photos):
Harness Set: Comes with a working set of leather harnesses appropriately sized for quarter horses.
Collars & Hames: Includes two heavy-duty collars and matching metal hames.
Bridles & Lines: Complete with bridles, driving bits, and necessary strapping/lines.
Draft Attachments: Includes both a single-horse wooden shaft assembly and a metal tongue/pole for driving a two-horse team.
Condition:
The wagon is in good overall cosmetic condition with bright paint and well-kept upholstery. Please note: There is a visible crack/splintering on the wooden reach (the main center pole connecting the front and rear axles) underneath the wagon. The rubber on the wheels appears solid and intact. The leather harnesses show typical use but are in good working order. Also note we have no idea what year the wagon was first built and selected 1900 as we were required to put a year. (Note: As with all our listings, items are sold as-is, where-is. Please review all photos closely to verify condition and inclusions.)
To view item, please call Pat Roehrich at .