At Pickles Auctions This Week: Vehicles, Salvage-Vehicles, Plant-Equipment and 111 More Events

Pickles is clearing a national inventory of written-off and damaged recreational stock. The lots are spread across various locations, so check the individual item listing for pickup details. Expect everything from hail-damaged pop-tops to flood-affected camper trailers.

Standout items include several late-model Jayco Starcrafts and a pair of Coromal Silhouettes with repairable write-off tags. On the marine side, there are Yamaha 40hp and 60hp outboards, a few centre-console runabouts, and personal watercraft from Sea-Doo and Kawasaki. Most lots are sold as-is with no warranty, so bring your own inspection or a trusted mechanic.

Buyers should factor in transport costs from the listed site and allow for potential parts sourcing. The auction closes on 8 July 2026, so register early to get your bids in.

These machines have come out of military service, which often means regular maintenance and lower hours than civilian gear. The JCB 535.95 units are versatile telescopic handlers with a 3.5-tonne lift capacity, useful on farms, construction sites, or industrial yards. The 2005 Manitou MHT7140 is a heavier rotary telehandler built for rough terrain, offering higher lift heights and greater stability.

All lots are listed across various national locations, so check the specific pickup point before bidding. With only three items, this is a tight sale aimed at buyers who need a single solid machine rather than a bulk lot. Bidding closes on 7 July 2026.

This national auction draws stock straight from corporate fleets and finance companies, meaning you get cars with service histories and known origins. The range covers everything from city runabouts to tradie utes, with many vehicles still under factory warranty. Expect plenty of white and silver models, standard fleet spec, but often with low kilometres for their age.

Buyers should factor in the buyer’s premium and GST, plus any transport costs if you’re bidding from a different state. Pickles provides condition reports and photos online, so you can assess panel damage or interior wear before bidding. The auction closes on July 8, 2026, so there’s time to inspect at your nearest depot. If you need a reliable daily driver or a second work ute without the dealership price tag, this is the type of sale that delivers.

This national sale from Pickles is a straight-up shot at a late-model EV or hybrid without the haggling. The lot list leans towards current-generation Teslas, including Model 3 and Model Y variants, plus a solid run of Mitsubishi Outlander PHEVs that suit the family market. You will also find Toyota RAV4 and Camry hybrids, which hold their value but often sell for less here than on a dealer lot.

The online format means you bid from home, but the catch is the vehicles are spread across multiple Pickles locations. Factor in the pickup location when you bid. Any known mechanical issues or cosmetic damage should be detailed in the condition reports, so read those notes carefully before you click. Close date is July 9, 2026, so you have time to do your homework.

This national auction rounds up stock from corporate fleets, finance repossessions, and government leases, meaning a high turnover of low-km vehicles in generally solid condition. The lot list leans heavily on workhorses: Toyota HiLux and Ford Ranger utes, Camry and Corolla sedans, plus Hyundai iLoad vans and Isuzu D-Max trays. Petrol and diesel options are both well represented.

Buyers should check each vehicle’s registration status and location, as Pickles is running this from multiple depots. The closing date is 9 July 2026, so you have time to inspect. Given the volume, bidding can be competitive on clean examples, but ex-fleet cars often sell well below retail if you target the right model. Sort by odometer reading and look for service records in the listing photos.

This is a national clearance event, so stock is coming in from corporate fleets, government departments, and finance companies. That means a solid spread of recent models, often with consistent logbooks and known ownership histories. It’s a good chance to pick up a daily driver, a work ute, or a family SUV without the dealer lot premium.

Standout lots include Toyota HiLux and Ford Ranger utes in various specs, plus Mazda CX-5 and Subaru Forester SUVs. There are also commuter-friendly sedans like the Toyota Camry and Hyundai i30, and commercial vans such as the Toyota Hiace and Ford Transit. Most are from the 2017 to 2022 model years, and many have under 100,000 km on the clock.

Buyers should inspect the vehicle reports and condition ratings before bidding. These are sold as-is, so a pre-purchase inspection is smart if you’re serious. The auction runs across multiple sites, so check the location of each lot to factor in transport or pickup costs. Bidding closes on July 10, 2026.

This mixed-bag collection runs from daily drivers to recent models. The 2021 Mercedes-Benz EQA EQA250 is a standout for anyone chasing a late-model electric SUV. On the workhorse side, the 2008 Toyota Hilux SR and 2013 Nissan Patrol Ti-L are solid bets for tradies or weekend tourers.

Petrol heads get options too. The 2010 Ford Falcon Ute is a genuine Aussie classic, while the 2009 BMW X5 xDrive30d offers European luxury with a diesel engine. Budget buyers should look at the 2004 Holden Astra City or 2010 Nissan Micra. All vehicles are located at various Pickles sites nationally, so check the listing for your nearest inspection point. Bidding is online only, no on-site action.

This is a straight-up fleet clearance, so expect well-maintained vehicles with service history. The standout is the 2025 Audi Q5 40 TDI, likely a government executive car with low kays. The 2023 Subaru Forester Hybrid S and 2024 Hyundai Tucson are solid picks for a family runabout, while the 2022 Mitsubishi Triton GLX and 2017 Ford Ranger XL suit anyone needing a tradie ute.

The 2019 Mitsubishi Pajero Sport Exceed is a capable off-roader, and the 2021 Mitsubishi Outlander ES offers affordable seven-seat capacity. Don’t overlook the 2018 Nissan QASHQAI ST or the 2019 Holden Equinox LT, both decent city runners that often sell under market. Check each vehicle’s location and inspection details before bidding, as these are scattered across various sites.

This national auction pulls together trade-in stock and finance repossessions from corporate fleets, covering everything from a hard-working 2018 Mitsubishi Triton GLX to a performance-oriented Mercedes-AMG SUV. The GLC63 is the obvious headliner: a twin-turbo V8 under the bonnet, but it sits alongside solid everyday buys like the 2021 Honda CR-V VTi and the 2017 Hyundai Santa Fe Highlander. Buyers in the market for a tradie ute can choose between the Triton, a 2018 Toyota Hilux SR, and a 2018 Mazda BT-50 XT.

The 12 lots include some older high-mileage candidates, such as the 2012 Jeep Grand Cherokee Laredo and the 2014 Jeep Cherokee Longitude, which could suit a budget-conscious bidder. The 2018 Ford Everest Trend and 2019 Toyota Hiace Commuter round out the selection for families or small businesses. Pickles is running this as a timed online auction, so register early and inspect if you can. The close date is July 13, 2026.

This isn’t your average fleet clearance. The 2019 Ford F-150 Harley Davidson Edition by Tuscany is a standout, offering rare factory-backed custom work. Petrol fans will eye the 2024 Audi A4 45 TFSI and the 2022 Mercedes-Benz C-Class C200, while the 2025 Audi Q5 40 TDI suits diesel buyers.

All vehicles are listed across various national locations, so check the specific site for your state. With 12 lots total, condition reports and photos are worth studying before bidding. The 2021 BMW X1 sDrive20i and 2024 Volkswagen Touareg 210TDI round out a solid mix of luxury and performance.

This clearance is a goldmine for anyone who knows their way around a Postie. Pickles is offering a wide selection of these iconic workhorses, and with salvage titles on many lots, the starting prices should be well below market. The range covers everything from running projects to parts-only shells.

The CT110 is a legend for a reason: simple, tough, and cheap to fix. If you need a farm hack, a courier bike, or a donor for a restoration, this is where you look. The salvage designation means you’ll likely be dealing with repairable write-offs, so factor in inspection time and any registration hurdles in your state.

Bidding closes on July 19, 2026. Check the lot photos carefully for damage and missing parts. These bikes sell fast when the price is right, so know your limit and stick to it.

This online auction covers a broad spread of gear for civil contractors, demolition crews, and transport operators. The 1000mm and 430mm general purpose buckets suit excavator owners looking to swap out worn steel, while the Embrey concrete pulveriser offers a dedicated attachment for breaking down slabs and structures without hiring a second machine.

Trailers are a strong category here. The 2017 National Trailers & Campers unit and the 2009 Traymark both appear, along with the 2020 Enforcer FG35T-LHP-NMA, which is a tilt-tray model built for moving small plant. The Billy Goat debris loader is skid mounted and handy for clearing sites fast. Bidders should check the Optraffic and Data Signs lots if they need traffic control gear for upcoming jobs.

All items are spread across multiple locations in NSW and ACT, so factor in collection logistics before bidding. Lots close on 20 July 2026.

The standout lot here is the mezzanine with stairway, guard rails, and timber floor sheet supports plus horizontal beams. That’s a serious piece of infrastructure for anyone expanding factory or shed space. Also worth a look: the TONY galvanised angle conveyor and the pallet of assorted ducting bends and clips, which point to this being a partial workshop strip-out.

There are two pallets of assorted motors, plus a steel toolbox, an EPSON A4 colour printer/copier/scanner, and assorted hose tubing. A site building is also listed, though details are sparse. With 12 lots and a close date of 20 July 2026, this is a mixed bag best suited to buyers who can inspect and collect from various NSW and ACT locations.

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-up ex-defence clearance, so expect gear built to a military spec. The Atlas Copco Pionjar 120 rock drill is a standout for anyone in construction or demolition. It is a heavy-duty, petrol-powered breaker that holds its value.

Three 2.5-tonne lever hoists are also in the mix, useful for workshops or site work. The Spitwater HP201S pressure washer and the A&D FS-KL150 scale round out the more general industrial kit. Inspection is recommended before bidding, given the ex-military provenance. The auction closes on 7 July 2026.

This auction is squarely aimed at anyone who needs heavy-duty metalwork for industrial, agricultural, or workshop use. The eight flume and body components (AFM101 through AFM108) are the backbone of the sale, likely from military infrastructure or field equipment. They are listed as unknown metal, so expect solid fabrication that will need a hands-on inspection to judge condition and dimensions.

The two drab olive stillages (AFM111 and AFM112) are classic ex-military storage units, built tough for moving heavy loads. Rounding out the lots are a metal bin (AFM109) and roller door components (AFM110), which could be useful for shed repairs or custom builds. Pickles runs a straightforward online process, so register early if you want to bid on specific lots rather than the whole block. Inspect in person if you can, given the unknown condition of the metal flume gear.

This is a straight fleet reduction from BC Bulk, so expect well-maintained gear with service history. The two Kenworth T610SARs are the headline acts, one a 2024 and the other a 2019, both popular units for linehaul work. The 2021 BTE and the 2024 BTE Tri Semi are purpose-built trailers, likely matched to the prime movers.

The 2021 FWR is another heavy hauler worth a look, and the JCB 527-58 telehandler adds versatility for anyone needing loading gear. With only six lots, this is a tight, focused sale. Bid on the day, 9 July 2026, at Tamworth. No online-only nonsense here, so be ready to inspect in person.

The Hyundai HL770-9 is a 7-tonne class wheel loader built for moving shot rock and feeding crushers. It offers a Z-bar linkage for breakout force and a spacious cab with joystick controls. The 2019 Terex BISON 280 is a compact mobile jaw crusher with a 900mm x 600mm feed opening, designed for on-site recycling and small quarry operations. Both units are part of a national crushing and screening sale, so buyers should inspect service records and wear items like bucket edges and jaw plates before bidding. The close date is July 28, 2026, with Pickles handling the sale from their Sydney location. If you need a loader or crusher for your next job, this pair is worth a close look.

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.

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.

This auction draws from mining fleet surplus, so the gear has been maintained to site standards. The vehicle list includes several LandCruiser 200 Series wagons and 79 Series traybacks, plus Isuzu NNR and NLR cab-chassis models. Trailers range from light-duty box trailers to heavy plant floats.

The generator and welder lots are worth a close look. You will find Lincoln and Miller welder/generator combos, plus Cummins and Onan diesel gensets in various kVA ratings. Many units appear to come with service logs and ancillary gear like leads and plugs.

Buyers should factor in that these are ex-mining units. Check service histories where available, and expect typical site wear like stone chips, dust ingress, and aftermarket modifications such as bull bars, UHF radios, and auxiliary lighting. Inspection is recommended 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 straightforward buy for anyone needing heavy earthmoving gear. The bucket is a dedicated wheel loader attachment, 2.54 metres wide, and comes from military surplus which often means low hours and solid condition. No guessing on size, it is a standard fit for large loaders.

If you work in civil construction, mining, or quarrying, this is a direct replacement or spare unit. Pickles runs regular ex-defence sales, so the gear is usually well-maintained. Inspection would be wise given it is a single item, no second chances if you miss the close.

Location is Altona North, easy access from the West Gate Freeway. Check the listing for pickup details and any fees. Set your bid and move on.

This is a mixed bag of genuine Defence leftovers and practical site gear. The pallet with fuel containers and a power supply in an enclosure could be useful for remote work or camping setups. The Bio Board sandwich wedges and Bio cutlery suggest a mess or field kitchen clear-out.

Buyers should look closely at the collapsible pallet containers, which stack flat when empty and are gold for storage or moving. The outdoor weatherproof lighting covers are another solid pickup for sheds or worksites. With 12+ lots and a mix of odd lots like toilet bowls, expect competition on the usable items rather than the niche ones. Inspection is recommended before bidding.

This is a straight salvage sale, meaning every vehicle carries a damage history and will need a mechanical and cosmetic assessment before it is roadworthy again. The mix leans heavily toward modern utes and SUVs, which often hold their value well after a proper repair. The 2023 Hilux and the pair of Landcruiser Workmates (2010 and 2023) are the obvious standouts for anyone with panel-beating skills or a trade connection.

There is also a 2018 Ford Ranger XLT and a 2016 Ford Ranger in the mix, along with a 2016 Holden Trax and a 2013 Mitsubishi Outlander for the budget end. The Subaru pair (2017 Outback 2.5i and 2015 XV) could appeal to buyers chasing a popular AWD platform. Bidding closes on July 13, so inspect the photos carefully and factor in transport from Darwin if you are not local.

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.

This auction covers 12 lots of damaged and repairable vehicles at Pickles’ Bibra Lake site. The standout is the 2022 Nissan Patrol Ti, likely a high-value repair candidate. On the lighter end, a 2023 MG MG3 Core and a 2024 MG ZS Excite offer modern cars with potentially manageable damage.

Buyers should inspect before bidding. The 2005 Holden Statesman and the 2014 Subaru Impreza 2.0i could suit someone chasing parts or a rebuild. The 2017 Nissan Navara ST and the 2015 Toyota Hilux SR are popular utes that might be worth a look if the damage is cosmetic. All vehicles are sold as-is, so factor in transport and repair costs. Closes 13 July 2026.

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 complete workshop clearance for a commercial joinery operation. Standout items include a SCM Minimax SC 3C Classic panel saw, a SCM Minimax ME 31 edgebander, and a Hafco Woodmaster dust extractor. There is also a Powermatic PM2700 planer thicknesser and a Jet JWBS-14DX bandsaw.

Supporting gear covers the essentials: a 400L screw compressor, extraction ducting, clamps, router bits, and a full suite of Festool sanders and rails. Office furniture, racking, and a Toyota Hiace van are also listed. Buyers should inspect for wear on cutting tools and check extraction capacity for their own setup. The auction closes 9 July 2026.