Inside This Week’s Brisbane Auction Market – 28 Upcoming Sales inc Caravans & Jumping Castles

It’s a 21-foot model with a tare weight of 2100 kg and a 250 kg payload, so a mid-sized SUV or ute will handle it. The layout includes a front queen bed with innerspring mattress, a full kitchen with a four-burner cooktop and 12V compressor fridge, plus a separate shower and toilet at the back.

Storage is decent with a front boot, internal cupboards, and a picnic table. The build uses a welded galvanised chassis with a poly block suspension system. Buyers should check the condition of the tyres and battery given auction stock often sits. No reserve listed, so this could go cheap if bidding stays quiet.

This is a brand-new, unregistered 2025 model with zero kms on the odometer. The Ceduna 17 MK3 is built for serious touring, with a 150mm extended drawbar, 15-inch alloy wheels, and a Tare weight of around 1800 kg. It comes with a 12V compressor fridge, Truma gas hot water and space heating, plus a full 12V electrical system with solar pre-wiring.

Inside, you get a front queen bed, a four-burner gas cooktop with grill and oven, and a separate shower and toilet. The external list includes a full annexe, picnic table, and a roll-out awning. Buyers should note the GST is included in the price, making the final cost clear upfront. Given this is a rolling auction with no set close date, you will need to check the listing directly for the current bid status and any reserve.

This is a near-new off-road van with a tare weight under 2300kg, making it towable by a wide range of 4WDs. The VX5800 layout includes a front queen bed with innerspring mattress, a full kitchen with four-burner cooktop and grill, plus a 12V compressor fridge. The bathroom has a cassette toilet and separate shower.

Buyers should note this is a single-lot sale from Grays Online, not a multi-van clearance. The van is located in Mt St John for inspection. Check the listing for the exact closing time as this is a timed auction format.

This is a straight-up no reserve sale for three commercial-grade inflatable castles. The Frozen model is a large castle setup featuring popular character imagery, while the Barbie option offers a bright pink design. The carriage jumper gives a different shape for party hire or backyard use.

All three are listed under the one auction event from Grays, closing on July 7 2026. If you run a party hire business or just want a big inflatable for the kids, this is a clean way to pick one up without bidding against a reserve. Check the photos for condition and confirm pickup from Eagleby before you bid.

This is a straight-up individual listing for a 2001 Sterling Searcher, not a multi-lot clearance. The Searcher is a classic British-built tourer, known for its solid construction and practical layout for its era. Buyers should check the listing details carefully for the current condition report and any photos showing the interior, exterior, and any known wear or damage.

Given it is a single lot from Grays, there is no set closing time. The auction will end when a bid meets the reserve or the listing is pulled. If you are in the market for a budget-friendly entry-level van or a project, factor in transport costs from Pinkenba and the potential need for a compliance check if it has been sitting.

This is an individual lot from Grays Online, so it is a straight sale on one camper, not a multi-lot clearing event. The 2016 MDC Jackson is a popular budget-friendly off-road camper, known for its fold-out rear bed and basic kitchen setup. Buyers should inspect the canvas condition, the folding mechanism, and the general wear on the tyres and suspension before bidding.

The auction is listed as rolling, meaning it closes when a bid is placed within the final minutes. Check the site for the exact close date and time, as Grays often extend these listings. If you are after a no-frills rear-fold camper for weekend trips, this could be a solid pick.

This is a standalone listing for a 2013 MDC Camper Trailer, offered via Grays Online’s ongoing auction format. The trailer is designed for off-road use, making it a practical option for buyers looking to explore remote campsites or travel the outback. MDC campers are known for their rugged build and functional layouts, so this unit could suit first-time owners or those upgrading from a swag.

As a rolling auction, the close date is yet to be confirmed, so you’ll need to check the listing for the final countdown. Inspect the photos closely for wear on the canvas, tyres, and coupling, as these are common areas to negotiate on a used camper. If you’re after a ready-to-tow setup without the new-car price, this one’s worth a look.

This is a straight-up bulk clearance of new-old-stock industrial equipment, no haggling or reserve games. The standout items are the four container shelters: a 60×40, a 40×80, and two 40×60 units, one with an end wall. These are the sort of thing you’d normally source direct from a supplier and wait weeks for, here they’re ready to collect.

Beyond the big shelters, the lot list includes generators of various sizes, workshop tooling, and storage boxes. If you’re setting up a rural worksite or need covered storage fast, this auction skips the retail markup. Check the close date on the listing page it’s still TBC, so don’t assume it’s weeks away.

This is a straight-up buy for anyone needing instant covered storage or workshop space without the wait for new gear. The four container shelters are the main draw, with the 60ft x 40ft model offering serious square footage for a workshop, machinery storage, or a large undercover area. The three 40ft shelters with endwalls provide flexible options for smaller setups or can be linked together.

Beyond the shelters, the auction is packed with workshop essentials. Generators are listed, which is a smart pickup for a remote site or backup power in North Queensland. Expect the usual mix of industrial odds and ends that fill out a Grays catalogue. The close date is still TBC, so check the listing for the final countdown. If you have a truck and a paddock, this is worth a hard look.

This is a virtually brand-new caravan from a respected Australian manufacturer, the Ezytrail Airlie 22. Designed for off-grid touring, it comes with a 12V electrical system, solar panel setup, and a 95-litre fridge. The interior features a front island bed with innerspring mattress, a four-burner cooktop, and a separate shower and toilet.

Buyers should inspect the condition closely, as it is a rolling auction with no fixed end date. Given it is a 2024 model, it represents a significant saving over the original retail price if the reserve is reasonable. The location is Mt St John in North Queensland, so factor in transport costs if you are not local.

This is a brand new, unregistered 2026 model, so you’re effectively buying a current-spec van at auction pricing. The Ceduna 15 MK4 is Ezytrail’s popular compact off-roader, featuring a 6ft 6in internal height, 150mm chassis extension, and a Tare weight around 2100kg, making it towable with a decent 4WD.

Inside, you get a full galley with a Thetford stove, 12V compressor fridge, and plenty of bench space. The rear bathroom includes a cassette toilet and separate shower. Off-grid capability comes from twin 100Ah batteries, 200W solar, and a 12V water pump with 140L fresh water capacity.

Buyers should check the listing details for the reserve and any buyer’s premium. Given it’s a current model year and unregistered, factor in rego and on-road costs. The auction is a Grays Online rolling format, so the close time will trigger once bidding goes quiet.

This is a single-lot auction for a 2023 Fiat Ducato X295, a model known for its robust 2.3-litre MultiJet turbo diesel engine and six-speed manual transmission. As part of Grays Online’s rolling auction format, there is no set end time, so you need to check the listing for the close date.

The Ducato X295 is a favourite among motorhome converters and caravan builders for its generous payload and spacious cargo area. This example is practically new, offering a blank canvas for a custom fit-out or a ready-to-drive base for a camper trailer. Given it’s a 2023 model, it still carries factory warranty options and modern safety gear like electronic stability control. If you’re in the market for a late-model van without the new-car price, this one is worth a close look.

These three lots come from a military disposal, so expect heavy-duty build quality. The Industrial Load Carriers are the standout items, likely suited for workshop or warehouse use moving bulky gear. The Pallet of Assorted Goods is a mixed bag, typical of surplus clearances, and could hold anything from tools to camp equipment.

Pickles is running this one online, closing 7 July 2026. No street-level address needed for bidding, but the gear is located at Eagle Farm for inspection if you want to eyeball it before the close. Given the low lot count, this is a tight, focused sale, not a sprawling auction. If you need industrial transport gear or enjoy the gamble on a mixed pallet, this is worth a look.

This is a clean exit sale for a business that specialised in converting shipping containers into livable structures and portable shelters. The asset list covers everything from raw container stock and fabrication gear to finished dome kits and the associated designs and trademarks.

Buyers should note this is an EOI campaign, not a standard timed auction. You submit a bid by the close date of July 8, 2026. The bulk nature of the assets suggests Pickles is expecting interest from both trade buyers looking to acquire the business IP and operators wanting the physical gear. Check the lot list for specific machinery and inventory quantities before lodging an offer.

The lot list spans decades of pop culture, from classic 1960s board games like "The Game of Life" and "Monopoly" to modern action figures and trading cards. Standout items include a signed first-edition "Star Wars" poster and a complete set of 1970s "Asterix" comics in near-mint condition. For vinyl collectors, there are original pressings of The Beatles’ "Sgt. Pepper" and AC/DC’s "High Voltage".

aaac runs this sale from their Albion rooms, with all lots available for inspection before the close. If you collect retro advertising signs, die-cast model cars, or pop art prints, this catalogue has deep pickings. Bidders should check the condition reports on the higher-value lots, as some items show age-appropriate wear. The auction finishes on the evening of July 9, so factor in time for any last-minute bids.

This weekly auction from a long-running Brisbane outfit covers the usual mix of trade gear and home workshop tools. Standout lots from recent sales include a 240V MIG welder with gas regulator, several Ryobi and Makita power tools, and a 2000psi pressure washer. There is also a Honda 4-stroke water pump and a selection of hand tools, socket sets, and toolboxes.

Buyers should check the close date carefully as it is listed as TBC. The auction runs on a standard online timer with no rolling extension. Inspection is available by appointment in Sumner Park. Given the variety, it pays to search for specific brands you need and set a firm budget before bidding starts.

This is a classic weekly catalogue from a Brisbane outfit that has been running these sales since 1989. The lot list covers the usual workshop staples: bench grinders, angle grinders, cordless drills, and impact drivers. You will also find tool chests, clamps, and measuring gear.

Check the notes for the close date as it is listed as TBC. The auction is online only, so you can bid from anywhere, but inspection is likely available in Sumner Park before the deadline. Given the range, this is a solid option for tradies topping up their kit or home workshop enthusiasts looking for a deal on brand-name gear.

This is a complete business wind-up, not a piecemeal clearance. Hymans is handling the disposal under instructions from DVT McLeods administrators for Kingsthorpe Labour Co. Pty Ltd, so the buyer gets everything needed to restart or strip out.

The lot list covers standard office fit-out gear: desks, chairs, filing cabinets, and IT hardware including monitors and printers. There are no heavy vehicles or industrial plant here, it’s purely a white-collar setup. The EOI format means you name your price for the whole lot, not bid per item.

No close date is set yet, so keep an eye on the listing for updates. If you need a turnkey office for a new venture or want to flip business assets cheap, this is worth a look.

This is a rare chance to pick up a bespoke AI tool, not off-the-shelf software. Hymans is handling the sale from their Sydney base, with the asset located in Queensland. The system is built to give early warnings on project profitability and cost blowouts, which could be a game-changer for a construction or engineering firm.

Buyers should note this is an expressions of interest campaign, so there is no set close date yet. The intellectual property rights are included, meaning you get the code and the logic. If you run complex projects and want an edge on margins, this is worth a serious look. No lot list is available, so contact Hymans directly for a demo or specs.

This roxburys auction covers a broad sweep of numismatics and militaria. The coin lots include Commonwealth and pre-decimal Australian silver, plus some world coins and proof sets. Banknote collectors will find early Australian paper notes, including some scarce denominations.

On the militaria side, there are service medals, cap badges, and edged weapons. Jewellery ranges from modern sterling silver pieces to vintage gold rings and chains. The collectables section turns up everything from antique pocket watches to stamps and ephemera.

The auction date is yet to be confirmed, so keep an eye on the listing. Bidding will be online. If you are after a specific series or era, check the lot list as it fills out. This is a solid mixed catalogue for the casual collector or the dealer restocking.

This is a broad-based collectables auction from Roxburys, covering four main categories. The coin section includes Australian pre-decimal silver and copper, plus decimal proof sets and world coins. Banknotes range from early Commonwealth issues to modern polymer notes, with a few error notes likely to draw attention.

Militaria collectors will find medals, badges, and edged weapons, including some World War I and II items. The jewellery lots feature gold and silver pieces, gemstone rings, and vintage watches. If you deal in second-hand goods or stack bullion-related items, the scrap value alone on some lots could be worthwhile.

Auction dates are yet to be confirmed, so keep an eye on the Roxburys website for the close time. Given the mix of categories, you’ll want to inspect the full lot list online before bidding. No buyer’s premium details were provided, so factor that into your limits.