Inside This Week’s Boat & Marine Auctions – 39 Upcoming Sales inc Jetskis, Cabin Cruisers & Boat Auctions

This is a single-lot listing from a Grays Online rolling auction covering powerboats, jetskis and watercraft, which means you are bidding on the one machine rather than a mixed pallet of gear. The Ultra 260X was Kawasaki’s big-horsepower ski of its era, running a supercharged 1,498cc four-stroke and a hull designed to stay composed in chop rather than just flat water.

At 2009 vintage, condition and maintenance history matter more than the badge. Look closely at the photos for hull damage, wear on the seat and trim, and any signs of salt corrosion around the pump and engine bay. Ask about engine hours, service records and whether a trailer is included, since that changes the real cost of getting it home.

Inspection details and the full lot description are on the Grays listing. Do your checks before the 19 October close.

This is a single-lot listing from Grays’ rolling marine auction, which means you’re bidding on one specific craft rather than a mixed pallet of gear. The GTX Limited sits at the pointy end of Seadoo’s 2006 range: supercharged 4-stroke power, a deep-V hull built for two-up cruising, and the extra trim and instrumentation that came with the Limited badge.

At roughly two decades old, condition and hours matter more than spec. Check the supercharger service history, look for corrosion around the jet pump and ride plate, and confirm the trailer situation before you commit. A pre-bid inspection is worth the trip to Dandenong South.

Closing 19 October 2026.

This is an individual lot from a broader Grays Online auction covering powerboats, jet skis, and watercraft, so the catalogue around it is worth a look if you’re chasing more than one item. The Barrington 650 is the headline here: a plate alloy offshore fishing boat, a config that trades a bit of weight for toughness and a hull that handles chop better than most pressed-aluminium alternatives.

At 6.5 metres, it sits in the sweet spot for solo or small-crew offshore fishing. Big enough to fish outside comfortably, small enough to launch and retrieve without a second set of hands. Plate construction means it’ll take a knock and keep going, which matters if you’re regularly putting it over a bar or beaching it.

Buyers should note the close date is still to be confirmed, so check the listing directly for timing and inspection details. Condition, motor hours, and trailer inclusion aren’t specified in the summary data, so factor a pre-bid inspection into your number.

This is a single-lot listing from Grays’ rolling marine auction, which spans powerboats, jet skis and watercraft. The Hartley name carries weight among wooden boat fans, and this one pairs that classic open-cab profile with a Ford 272 V8, a combination that turns heads at the ramp and gives plenty of torque for skiing or cruising.

Being a 1970s build, it’s worth a close look at the hull, trailer and engine before bidding. The listing is one lot among a broader run of powerboats and jet skis, so it pays to check what else is closing on 5 October.

Inspections and full lot details are available through the Grays listing.

This is a standalone lot rather than a bulk clearance: one Markham Whaler, 4.5m, twin hull. That configuration gives you a stable, shallow-draft platform, and the whaler layout keeps the deck open for fishing, diving or general runabout duties.

Because it’s listed individually, you’re bidding on exactly what’s described, not picking through a mixed marine catalogue. Grays is running it as part of its broader powerboat, jet ski and watercraft auctions, but this lot stands alone.

Worth checking before you bid: hull condition, trailer inclusion, engine setup and registration paperwork. The listing closes 19 October, so inspect early and bid with your numbers already worked out.

The Bayliner 265SB is a trailerable cabin cruiser with an enclosed cabin, and at 26ft it sits in the sweet spot for overnighting and coastal runs. This one is offered as an individual lot rather than part of a bulk clearance, so you can bid on the boat alone.

It comes through Grays’ marine auction, which covers powerboats, jet skis and watercraft. Inspect before you bid and check the listing for engine hours, trailer inclusion and registration details.

This listing is a single Quintrex 500 Sea Wasp pulled from a broader Grays Online sale covering powerboats, jet skis, and watercraft. That structure suits anyone who wants the hull and nothing else, no trailer or extras bundled in to inflate the price.

The 500 Sea Wasp is a familiar sight on Australian water, a plate alloy runabout that handles estuary work and close-in offshore runs without drama. Buyers should check the listing photos and condition report closely for motor hours, hull wear, and what’s actually included with the lot before bidding.

With the auction closing 19 October 2026, there’s time to inspect and do your homework. Two locations are listed, Milperra and Newcastle, so confirm which site the boat sits at before you plan a pickup.

This is a single boat lot within a larger Grays marine sale covering powerboats, jet skis and watercraft, which means you can compare the Hartley Marksman Cruiser against everything else on offer before committing. The Marksman is a known Hartley hull, so it pays to look closely at the motor, electronics and trailer situation, since those often decide whether a boat is a good buy or a project.

Inspect the listing photos for hull and deck condition, check the registration and service history if provided, and confirm what’s actually included in the lot. Pickup logistics from Lavender Bay are worth sorting before the 19 October close, particularly if you need to arrange mooring or transport.

This is a single-lot listing within a broader Grays Online auction covering powerboats, jet skis and watercraft, so the catalogue around it is worth a look if you are chasing marine gear beyond one ski.

The Ultra 310LX is Kawasaki’s flagship performance machine, supercharged and aimed at riders who want serious pace rather than a gentle cruise. Inspect before bidding, as with any used watercraft: check hours, hull condition and service history, and confirm registration and trailer details if they matter to you.

This is a single boat lot pulled from a Grays rolling auction covering powerboats, jet skis and watercraft, so you’re bidding on the Savage Lancer 28 Flybridge itself rather than a mixed bundle. The 28-foot flybridge layout is the drawcard: an upper helm station plus a lower cabin, which suits a buyer chasing a capable coastal boat with room to move around on deck.

The listing closes 19 October 2026. If you’re in the Mackay or Pinkenba area, it’s worth a look in person before bidding, and check the lot details for engine hours, trailer inclusion and survey history before you commit.

The Savage Lancer is a well-known Australian half cabin hull, and this 1982 build sits in the classic era for the model. Half cabins of this vintage are simple, tough boats, and the layout gives you a lockable cabin up front with an open cockpit behind for fishing or cruising.

This is an individual lot from a Grays Online rolling auction covering powerboats, jet skis and watercraft, so it’s being sold on its own rather than as part of a bulk marine clearance. Expect the usual pre-purchase checks on an older glass boat: transom and stringers, floor soft spots, trailer condition if one’s included, and the age and hours on the outboard.

Close date is still to be confirmed. Worth watching if you want a project hull or a cheap entry into a half cabin.

Rivergate Marina sits on the Brisbane River and is one of the city’s better-known marine hubs, which makes these two 15m berths worth a look for anyone tired of paying marina rent or chasing a permanent spot.

Both berths are being sold unreserved, meaning the auctioneer will take the highest bid on the day regardless of price. That’s the key detail here: no reserve, no vendor approval waiting in the wings.

Bidding runs online from Friday 23 October to Thursday 29 October, closing 2pm AEST. Register early with the auctioneer and check the berth licence terms, fees and transfer conditions before you bid.

This is an unreserved sale, which means the boat goes to the highest bidder regardless of price. For anyone chasing a wakeboard rig without the usual reserve floor, that changes the maths considerably.

The Maxum is sold as is, where is, from Hope Harbour in Queensland. Inspect before you bid and factor in whatever survey or mechanical checks you need. The online auction runs from Friday 23 October 2026 to Thursday 29 October 2026, closing at 2pm AEST.

This is an unreserved auction, which means the Beneteau goes to the highest bidder regardless of price. The Oceanis 373 is a solid cruising yacht from Beneteau’s popular Oceanis line, and unreserved marine sales like this one tend to draw serious interest from buyers watching the market for a well-known production hull.

The boat sits at Hope Harbour, Queensland, and is sold as is, where is. Inspect before you bid and factor in any work you want done before it goes back in the water.

Bidding opens Friday 23 October 2026 and closes Thursday 29 October at 2pm AEST. Get your finance and survey sorted before the close date.

This is an estate sale, so the Sea Ray 400 Sedan Bridge is being offered under instruction from the executors rather than a dealer. That usually means the boat is sold as it stands, and the condition you see at inspection is what you get. The 400 Sedan Bridge is a solid twin-cabin cruiser with a flybridge and a reputation for comfortable coastal running, and this 1996 example is presented as a complete package.

Inspection is flagged as highly recommended, which is the right call on any vessel of this age. Hull, engines, electronics and upholstery all deserve a proper look before you commit. The Gold Coast location makes a pre-bid inspection straightforward for anyone in southeast Queensland.

Bidding runs online from Friday 23 October 2026 and ends Thursday 29 October 2026 at 2pm AEST. Register early so you are ready when the clock starts.

This is an unreserved sale, which means the yacht goes to the highest bidder regardless of price. It is currently on hard stand in Bundaberg, Queensland, so inspect it on dry land before bidding. The vessel is steel-chined and measures 12m.

The auction runs online only. Bidding commences Friday 23 October 2026 and ends Thursday 29 October 2026 at 2pm AEST. The yacht is sold as is, where is, so factor in survey, transport and any recommissioning costs before you commit.

This is a full commercial trawler hull, 18m of steel, set up with tank and refrigeration capacity from its working days. It has since been salvaged and stored on hard stand in Bundaberg, so anyone inspecting can get a proper look at the hull and onboard systems without needing a slipway.

The auction runs unreserved, which means it sells regardless of price. Bidding opens Friday 23 October 2026 and closes Thursday 29 October at 2pm AEST.

Worth a look if you run a marine operation, want a project hull, or need steel and refrigeration gear for a rebuild. Being on hard stand in Bundaberg makes inspection straightforward before bidding closes.

This is a straightforward unreserved auction: no minimum, no reserve, and the boat goes to whoever bids highest when bidding closes at 2pm AEST on Thursday, 29 October 2026. Bidding opens Friday, 23 October 2026.

The vessel is a 1986 Howard Leisure, 10.5m, located in Bundaberg, Queensland. It’s offered as is, where is, so inspect before you bid and factor in whatever work it needs.

Full details and inspection arrangements are with the auctioneer.

This 1993 Symbol motor cruiser measures 43ft and is located in Cairns, Queensland. It is being offered through a marine auctioneer based in Brisbane, with online bidding running from Friday, 23 October 2026 until Thursday, 29 October 2026 at 2pm AEST.

The auctioneer has flagged inspection as highly recommended, which is standard advice for a vessel of this age and size. Buyers should arrange a look before bidding closes to check the hull, engines and onboard systems for themselves.

Full details on the cruiser are limited in the listing, so it pays to contact the auctioneer directly for the spec sheet and inspection arrangements.

Tayana yachts earned their reputation on long ocean passages, and this centre cockpit configuration is the layout that made them popular with cruising couples. The centre cockpit keeps the helm and living space amidships, leaving a large aft cabin and a safer working platform in rough weather. Build quality on these Taiwanese hulls is heavy and conservative, which is why so many are still crossing oceans nearly four decades on.

The auction runs online from Friday 23 October to Thursday 29 October, closing at 2pm AEST. The boat sits at Manly, Queensland, and the auctioneer is clear that inspection is highly recommended. That advice is worth taking seriously on any vessel of this age: survey findings on rigging, deck core, engine hours and osmosis will drive the final price far more than the listing photos will.

For a buyer after a capable liveaboard or coastal cruiser with genuine offshore bones, this is the sort of lot where doing the homework first pays off.

This is a custom Bruce Roberts 53 in GRP, ketch rigged and AMSA registered, which means the paperwork is already sorted for offshore work. At 53 feet it carries serious volume below, the sort of layout that works as a full-time liveaboard or a comfortable bluewater passage maker.

The boat sits at Hervey Bay, Queensland, so anyone serious should arrange an inspection before bidding closes. Turnkey is the word the auctioneer is using, and for a vessel this size that is worth verifying in person.

Online bidding runs from Friday 23 October 2026 and closes Thursday 29 October 2026 at 2pm AEST.

The Ranger 44 has a solid reputation as a bluewater cruiser, and this 1990 example is being offered from Redcliffe Marina. The online auction runs for a week, ending at 2pm AEST on Wednesday, 30 September 2026, so there’s time to arrange a physical inspection before you commit. Given the age and the fact it’s a private-style sale through a marine auction house, you’d be smart to check the hull, engines, and electrics yourself.

Flybridge cruisers of this size are a niche buy. You’re not chasing a weekend runabout here, this is a boat built for longer stints, with the accommodation and deck space to match. The absence of a detailed lot list means the condition is the main variable, and that’s exactly why the inspection is being flagged as highly recommended. If you know Rangers, you’ll know the build quality, but a 36-year-old boat will have its own history, so factor that into your bidding.

No close date has been locked in yet, but the auction schedule is set. Mark the calendar, get down to Redcliffe if you can, and bid with your eyes open.

This is a single lot pulled from Grays’ rolling marine auction, so you’re bidding on the Ausmarine FIB5M14 hull on its own terms, not as part of a package. At 5m, it sits in trailerable territory, handy for river, bay or estuary work once it’s sorted.

Fibreglass hulls of this size are simple to inspect and simple to work on. Check the transom, floor and stringers for soft spots, and confirm what’s included before you bid, since rolling auctions list the hull and any fittings as they stand.

Condition, motor and trailer aren’t spelled out in the listing. Read the full lot description and photos on Grays before committing.

Autorola Australia runs ex-fleet, statutory, abandoned and dealer vehicle auctions nationwide, with a focus on high-volume car and light commercial disposals. This listing pulls together four lots spanning trucks, buses, caravans, boats and plant equipment, giving buyers a shot at commercial and recreational gear in one place.

The spread is broad: haulage and passenger transport on one side, marine and caravan stock on the other, plus machinery and salvage vehicles. That mix suits anyone building a fleet, hunting a project, or chasing parts. Condition and inspection details sit with each lot, so check them before you bid.

Closing 21 October 2026. Four lots means less competition per item than a big fleet clearance, so do your homework and bid with a clear number in mind.

This is a salvage and recreational clearance, so expect the usual mix: insurance write-offs, damaged stock and end-of-life units sitting alongside gear that simply needs a new owner. The caravan side is heavily Jayco, with four examples spanning three decades, which gives you a decent read on how the brand has aged and what parts interchange between models.

The newer stock is where the interest sits. A 2023 Austar Toy Hauler Play Zone T and a 2024 Trailer Tech TT167-45T are both recent builds, and the 2019 LDK 7×46 and 2019 Jayco Swan Outback are worth a look if you want something that still has years left in it. The Arctic Campers Frost 15 covers the off-road camper crowd.

Lots are spread across various locations nationally, so factor in inspection and transport before you bid. Salvage listings mean condition varies wildly from unit to unit, and the notes give no breakdown of damage per lot. Do your homework on the individual listing before committing.

Lloyds Auctions is running this one entirely online, which suits buyers who would rather bid from the couch than stand in a yard all morning. The catalogue spans vehicles, motorcycles and marine categories, with jewellery, collectables, plant and equipment, and general goods also in the mix. That spread usually means decent value on the smaller stuff while the bigger ticket items draw the most attention.

Bikes and boats are the headline categories, so check the lot list carefully for what is actually included and condition notes before you commit. Recreation assets and general goods round out the sale, and those lots are often where the sharpest buying sits. Closing date is 21 October 2026, so there is time to inspect the catalogue properly.

The headline act is the run of 2024 Yamaha Waverunners. Six of the ten lots are near-new skis, five VX Deluxe and one FX HO, which means anyone chasing a current-model PWC has real choice rather than a single unit to fight over. Expect the FX HO to pull the strongest bidding of the group given its bigger engine and touring focus.

The boat side is a mixed bag. The Four Winns H200 is a solid bowrider for family days on the water, the TABS 5.45 Master Series is a proven aluminium fishing plate, and the Tracker Party Barge 18 covers the pontoon crowd. The 2007 Plaka is the project pick of the bunch.

Lots are spread across multiple locations nationally, so check the individual listing for pickup details before you bid. Ten lots, one close date, 29 October.

Ross’s Auctions runs regular online, live and in-house sales from Perth, and this marine-focused listing pulls together boats, jet skis and marine equipment under one roof. The Welshpool Complex on Orrong Road is the pickup point once the hammer falls.

Beyond the marine gear, Ross’s is known for moving WA Police forfeited items, machinery, business closures and vehicles, so there’s usually more than one category worth watching across their sales calendar. If you’re chasing a boat, a jet ski or the parts and equipment to keep them running, this catalogue is worth a look before the 21 October close.