KENNETT SQUARE, PA — Just in time for the holidays, the Unionville Chadds Ford School District is auctioning off eight Ultra Interactive Driving Simulators. These high-tech simulators are perfect as unique holiday gifts, particularly for teens learning to drive or gaming enthusiasts looking to enhance their home arcade setup.
The simulators are currently listed on Municibid, an online government auction platform, and are open for bidding 24/7 until Friday, December 22nd. This gives Pennsylvania residents ample opportunity to secure one of these sought-after items.
What makes these simulators stand out are their immersive features. Each unit includes a cockpit-style setup with three-screen monitors, an adjustable automotive seat, automatic and five-speed transmissions, stainless steel pedals, and a platform. They also come equipped with a Dell hardware computer system. However, potential buyers should note that the software is currently outdated and will require upgrading.
But the benefits of this auction extend beyond the individual buyer. All proceeds from the auction will be funneled directly back into the Unionville Chadds Ford School District. This means every bid placed contributes to enhancing educational programs, purchasing school supplies, and overall, improving the local school district.
In essence, this auction presents a win-win scenario: bidders have the chance to secure a top-of-the-line driving simulator while also contributing to the betterment of local education. So whether you’re a tech enthusiast, a parent of a young driver, or simply someone looking for a unique gift idea, don’t miss out on this exciting opportunity.
To learn more or place your bid, visit Unionville Chadds Ford School District’s auction on Municibid.
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