At Pickles Auctions This Week: Vehicles, Plant-Equipment, Salvage-Vehicles and 107 More Events

These are mostly Super Cub C110 (NBC110) bikes from 2015 through 2021, the classic Australia Post workhorse. A couple of 2021 Honda C110X models also appear in the list. All are salvage title, so expect everything from cosmetic damage to mechanical issues.

Pickles is running this as a national clearance, meaning the bikes are spread across different yards. That works in your favour if you’re after a project bike or spare parts. The Super Cub is dead simple to work on, and parts are cheap and easy to find.

Check the photos carefully for each lot. Some may be more complete than others. If you’re handy with a spanner, there’s good value here. Closing date is 2 August 2026, so you have time to inspect the listings.

This sale covers small plant, earthmoving attachments, and trailers spread across multiple locations in NSW and the ACT. The lot list shows a mix of newer and older gear worth a look.

Standouts include the 2023 Heli CPD18 diesel forklift and the 2015 Genie GRC12 compact scissor lift. For attachment buyers, there is an Unbranded 400mm auger bit, a 2021 Uprising Engineering TP96 auger drive, and two Cascade forklift carton clamps. A 2010 Jungheinrich EFG115 forklift and a 2001 Resort Trailers unit add depth. The 2024 Sureweld SW2000C welder is recent stock.

Check the listings for each lot’s location before bidding. Pickles runs these as timed online sales, so factor in transport from various sites.

This is a mixed-bag online auction with only four lots, so it pays to look closely at what’s on offer. The Kincrome gear is solid workshop kit: the K12161 low-profile trolley jack is useful for lowered cars or tight clearance jobs, and the two pairs of K12204 ratchet jack stands mean you can set up a safe lift on both ends of a vehicle. They’re brand-name items that hold their value.

The unbranded engine is a bit of a mystery, so factor in a visual inspection or ask for more details before bidding. The pallet of directional drilling equipment could be the sleeper lot if you’re in civil or utilities work, but check the condition and completeness. Pickles is running this one as a timed online sale, closing August 17, 2026. With only four lots, the bidding should move fast.

This is a solid spread for anyone into Aussie and American metal. The Mustang Mach 1 is a genuine 351 Cleveland car, and the P76 is the rare V8 variant that collectors chase. The Mini Cooper S is a classic British rally-bred machine, likely needing work but worth a look.

Beyond the cars, the collectables section has period petrol bowsers, enamel signs, and a stash of NOS parts. Bidding closes on August 18, so check the listings for condition reports and inspection details. Pickles runs this one from multiple locations, so factor in transport costs if you’re interstate.

This is a straight IT gear clearance out of Eagle Farm, closing on 29 July 2026. The lot list is heavy on HP monitors across various models, so if you are kitting out an office or need spares for a refresh, there is plenty to pick from. The E27 G5 FHD units are solid 27-inch workhorses for a desk setup.

The video gear adds some variety. The Panasonic HDC-SD60 and Sony HDR-PJ410 handheld set comes with a bag, handy for anyone shooting events or content on a budget. The four-pack of GoPro units could suit tradies needing job site footage or weekend adventurers. Check the listings for condition notes and any missing accessories before bidding.

Pickles is clearing this single item from its Eagle Farm yard. The trailer is a 2023 Faymonville 6R8 TeleMAX Extendable Blade Trailer, a specialist unit designed to extend and retract for transporting wind turbine blades or long structural steel. It is listed as salvage, so expect it to have sustained some form of damage or insurance write-off.

For anyone in the heavy transport game, this is a niche piece of equipment. A new Faymonville of this spec costs a small fortune. If the frame and hydraulics are straight, there could be serious money to be made repairing and on-selling it. Check the images and inspection details carefully before bidding closes on 29 July 2026.

This is a full plant dispersal from a mining operation. The standout is the Franna crane, a mobile unit built for tight sites. Crushers include jaw and cone models, likely from major OEMs. Loaders range from mid-size to production class, with a grader for haul road maintenance.

Light commercials cover utes and service trucks, useful for site support or resale. Everything is sold as-is, so inspect before bidding. The close date is 29 July 2026, giving you time to arrange a site visit in Rockhampton.

This is a straight-from-site clearance, so the gear has been worked hard but maintained to mining specs. The light vehicle list includes multiple LandCruiser 200 Series and 70 Series wagons, plus a few dual-cab utes. On the truck side, look for Isuzu FTR and FV series tray trucks, along with a Kenworth T909 prime mover if you need serious hauling capacity.

Trailer selection covers flatbed and drop-deck units, including a 40-tonne tri-axle low loader. Auxiliary equipment rounds out the catalogue with generators, light towers, and fuel tanks. All items are located in Brisbane, so inspection is straightforward before the close date on 20 August 2026. Buyers should factor in the ex-mining condition and plan for any compliance work needed if putting them back on public roads.

These are not your run-of-the-mill plant items. The headline act is the MacLean RB3-018, a purpose-built rock breaker designed for underground mining and running on electric drive. It has never been used, so you are looking at a zero-hour unit without the usual wear and tear.

The two Normet Spraymec 1050Ws are also electric vehicles, purpose-built for shotcreting in underground tunnels. These are highly specialised machines for mining and civil tunnelling operations. The 2023 model year on one of them means it is nearly new.

Expressions of Interest close on 30 July 2026. The gear is located in Bibra Lake, WA. If you are in the underground mining game and need rock breaking or shotcreting capacity, this is a rare chance to grab near-new, specialist EV equipment without the factory lead time.

This is a serious vessel for anyone in the charter or commercial marine game. Built by the renowned Crowther Multihulls, it’s a proven platform sitting at Pier 5 in the Swan River. The size alone makes it a standout for large group charters, events, or conversion into a live-aboard operation.

Buyers should inspect the condition of the twin engines, hull integrity, and internal fit-out. Being a 1985 build, you are looking at a project with potential rather than a turnkey runner. The Barrack Street Jetty location means easy access for surveyors and sea trials. Check the listing for current survey status and any recent maintenance records before you bid.

This is a no-fuss listing for buyers who need a solid trailer without the new-price tag. The 2011 ATA unit is ex-government and council gear, which usually means regular servicing and logbook history. Pickles is running the sale from their Sydney operation, with the trailer likely stored at their Milperra site.

One lot means a straightforward auction. No wading through hundreds of items. If you need a trailer for site work, towing machinery, or general hauling, this is worth a look. Check the photos for condition and any attachments included. Close date is July 29, 2026, so you have time to inspect before bidding.

This liquidation covers a solid spread of plant and trucks for anyone in earthmoving or haulage. The excavator list includes a Hitachi ZX200 and a Kobelco SK200, both popular on local sites. For transport, there are Isuzu FTR and FVY tippers, a Hino 700, and several box trailers and flatbed trailers.

Utes in the mix include Toyota HiLux and Ford Ranger models, handy as site runners. Attachments such as buckets, grabs, and rippers are also on offer. With the close date set for 18 August 2026, there is time to inspect and plan. Check the Pickles site for the full lot list and viewing details.

Pickles is clearing out a tyre and auto workshop in Altona North with everything going to the highest bidder. The standout lot is the CEMB DWA2500 3D wheel alignment system, a serious piece of gear for any workshop. Also on offer are a Metabo W 850-125 grinder, a Makita HP1010 hammer drill, and a Wurth mini sanding and grinding kit.

The lot list also covers workshop consumables and specialised tools. There is an assortment of tyres, a Repco caliper wind back kit, a Toolpro ball joint remover, and a Toledo 3 jaw pilot bearing puller. For anyone setting up or restocking a workshop, this auction has the basics covered without the retail price tag. Inspection is recommended before bidding closes on 30 July 2026.

This is a straight-up liquidation sale for Shorelands, so expect realistic reserves and a clear-out of operational plant. The standout lot is the Tadano 60-tonne mobile crane, but the yard also holds a Grove 25-tonne unit and a link-belt crawler crane for heavy lifting buyers.

Transport side includes a Kenworth T909 prime mover, multiple Fruehauf and Maxi-CUBE trailers, and a Mack truck for bulk haulage. There is a mix of light vehicles too, with a Toyota LandCruiser ute and a Holden Colorado. All gear is listed in Darwin, so factor in freight if you are not local. Check the Pickles site for full inspection times.

This is the second instalment of the Shorelands Crane clearance, so expect a focused lineup of lifting hardware rather than mixed plant. The lot list includes wire rope slings in various sizes, rated shackles, turnbuckles, and lifting beams. There are also chain blocks and webbing slings, likely from regular fleet rotation.

Buyers should check the condition notes on each lot, as some gear may show wear from tropical use. Darwin pickup only. The auction closes on 30 July 2026, so there is time to inspect if you are serious about adding rated lifting equipment to your workshop or hire fleet.