
No Waiting For Buyers
No Tire-Kickers 1
No Need to Market It Yourself 2

We buy directly, so you don't have to wait months hoping the right department to come along.

Stop endless calls and emails from people who aren't serious buyers.

No classifieds. No paid ads. No posting your truck all over the internet.

Tell us what you have. We'll evaluate it and if we're interested, make you an offer.








Give us some basic information about the apparatus you want to sell.


Our team reviews the truck, its specs, condition, and current market value.


If it's something we're interested in buying, we'll contact you to discuss the truck and our offer.


Accept the offer and we'll work with your department to handle the rest.

Selling fire apparatus isn't the same as selling used car or a piece of construction equipment.
Redline has spent more then 20 years in the used fire apparatus business and has worked with more than 1,000 fire departments nationwide.
We know the equipment. We know the market. And we know how fire departments operate.



No. Thereโs no cost or obligation to tell us about your truck and see if Redline Fire Apparatus is interested in buying it.
We consider a wide range of used fire apparatus, including pumpers, aerials, tankers, rescue trucks, ARFF trucks and other specialty apparatus. If youโre not sure whether your truck is something weโd be interested in, send us the details.
No. While we do only buy 2005 and newer trucks, mileage and normal wear donโt automatically disqualify a truck. Tell us about the apparatus and its current condition, and our team will determine whether itโs something weโre interested in purchasing.
Thereโs no Kelley Blue Book for used fire apparatus. We consider factors such as year, manufacturer, model, mileage, engine hours, pump hours, configuration, tank and pump capacity, overall condition, maintenance history and current market demand.
Yes. Redline works with fire departments across the country. Your department doesnโt need to be located near us to submit a truck for consideration.
Our team will review the information you provide. If the truck is something we may be interested in purchasing, weโll contact you to discuss the apparatus, request any additional information we need and talk about next steps.
Start with the basics: year, manufacturer, model, mileage, engine hours and information about the truckโs configuration and condition. Photos, maintenance information and other specifications can help us better evaluate the apparatus.
Tell us about your appartus and find out if Redline is interested in buying it.
Prefer to talk. Call 843-376-6837
No Obligation | Nationwide | 20+ Years Experience