At Pickles Auctions This Week – Vehicles, Plant-Equipment, Salvage-Vehicles and 147 More Events

This is a national online salvage sale, so the bikes are held at various locations rather than one yard. That means you will need to check the individual lot details for where each machine sits and factor in transport before you bid.

The spread is wide. Older roadsters like the 2000 BMW R1150 GS, 2003 Honda VTR250 and 2005 Yamaha XVS650 sit alongside near-new stock: a 2024 Harley Davidson, a 2024 Kawasaki Vulcan S ABS, a 2025 Yamaha YZF-R7 LAMs and a 2025 KTM 990 RC R. Sports fans get a 2013 Kawasaki Ninja ZX-6R (636) and a 2023 BMW S 1000 RR Race, while dirt riders have the 2017 Honda CRF250L and a Kawasaki KLX450R. There is also a 2017 Znen in the mix.

All lots are salvage, so condition will vary and repairs should be expected. Read each listing carefully, check the damage notes and confirm the location before committing. The auction closes 11 November 2026.

This is a national online sale running through Pickles, with stock held at various locations across the country. The catalogue leans heavily toward commercial and fitness equipment, which means buyers can chase specific items without wading through household clutter.

The standout pieces are the Balanced Body Allegro Commercial Pilates Reformer Packages and the Assault Fitness AirRunner treadmills, both serious bits of gym kit that hold their value. The eight CFD1-50De/S(G) fridges suit a cafe, office, or small retail fit-out, and the eBoard eBLE55EE 55" displays are worth a look if you need interactive screens for a workplace or classroom.

Smaller items round out the sale, including three aluminium foot stools and a pallet of assorted furniture. With 12+ lots and bidding closing 11 November 2026, it pays to check which location each item sits at before you commit, since collection terms will vary by site.

This is a salvage and recreational clearance with plenty of variety for anyone chasing project gear or a cheap towable. The marine side is worth a look: a Stessco Catcher 420 and a Bar Crusher 560C sit alongside an unbranded hull, giving both tinny hunters and offshore hopefuls something to work with.

On the caravan and camper front there’s a 2023 Wandering Star and a 2018 Fantasy F Series, plus a Leader Xpedition and a 2014 Tymeyre. A 2008 Ranger Transtour rounds out the towable list.

For something different, a 2023 Polaris General XP1000 side-by-side and a 2026 Wrangler Trailer WTT85-20 are also listed. Lots are held at various locations nationally, so check each item’s location and condition report before bidding. Salvage means as-is, so factor in inspection and transport costs.

This Pickles sale spreads small plant and machinery across multiple sites in VIC and TAS, so check each lot’s location before you bid. The mix leans industrial: a Servex 60T hydraulic press and a Kasto horizontal saw suit a workshop setup, while the RAMFOS TF25-BA rock breaker and the 2015 The Trailer Factory EHD cover earthmoving and transport.

The Railtech gear stands out for anyone buying in bulk. Multiple lots of 36 One Shot Crucibles appear alongside a Railtech Startwel unit, which points to a rail or welding supplier clearing stock rather than a one-off sale.

Forklift buyers get two options: a Crown FC4500 and a 2008 Hyster H4.00DX. With 12+ lots listed and an online close on 10 November 2026, inspect the condition reports and confirm pickup logistics for your state before committing.

This is a national online sale of ex-military earthmoving and mobile plant, run by Pickles with assets held at various locations around the country. The mix leans heavily on compaction and grading gear: multiple 2010 JCB VM115D rollers, John Deere 672D and 850J graders, and a 2002 John Deere 270 excavator.

Manitou features strongly in the telehandler line-up, with MHT7140L units from 2005 alongside an MHT7140 and a 2006 MVT675. Ex-military equipment typically means disciplined servicing records and honest hours, though condition will vary from unit to unit.

With lots spread across multiple sites, check the location and inspection details for each item before bidding. The sale closes 11 November 2026.

Pickles has pulled together a mixed bag of workshop machinery, small tooling and groundcare equipment from sellers across Victoria and Tasmania. The catalogue is compact at 12 lots, but there is decent variety for anyone outfitting a shed or farm workshop. The Myford cylindrical grinder is the pick for metalwork types, while the 2008 Olympian GEP165 generator offers a portable power option for site or property use.

Groundcare buyers get plenty to work with. A Toro Z Master zero-turn mower leads that side of the sale, backed by a fleet of Stihl gear: the MS 661 C appears twice, alongside an MS 461, MS 441C and a smaller 009 chainsaw. There is also an MSA 140 C battery saw, a BR 600 backpack blower and a BG 86C blower.

Other lots include four plastic roadside barriers measuring roughly 2000mm x 850mm x 570mm, useful for traffic control or yard demarcation. The sale is online and closes 11 November 2026, with lots held across multiple locations, so check each listing for inspection and pickup details before bidding.

This is a national disposal of government and fleet lease stock, with vehicles held at various locations around the country. The mix leans heavily on utes and SUVs, so there is something for both tradies and families. Standouts include a 2024 Isuzu MU-X LS-U, a near-new 2023 Mitsubishi Outlander ES and a 2023 Kia Sorento GT-Line.

Commercial buyers get a look at a 2019 Hyundai iLoad and a 2021 Toyota Hiace, while dual-cab shoppers can weigh a 2022 Nissan Navara SL against the higher-spec ST-X. A 2021 Subaru Outback AWD and 2022 Nissan X-Trail ST round out the passenger side.

Fleet vehicles typically come with service history and logbooks, though condition varies by lot. Check each listing for its location, inspection details and any notes before bidding.

This is a national sale, so the catalogue pulls from several Pickles locations rather than one yard. That means bidders need to check which site each lot sits at before committing, since inspection and collection arrangements vary by location.

The mix leans heavily on ex-fleet and finance stock, which typically means logbooks, service history and consistent spec across the range. Standouts include the 2022 Mercedes-Benz GLE450 and 2021 Honda CR-V VTi at the newer end, plus a 2022 Toyota Hiace for anyone after a late-model van. Older but dependable options include the 2013 Holden Colorado LX, 2013 Ford Ranger XLT and 2014 Toyota Hilux SR for tradie or farm use.

Smaller passenger cars round things out: a 2018 Kia Sorento Si, 2015 BMW X3 xDrive20d, 2020 Kia Optima Si and a pair of 2018 and 2021 Hyundai i30 Actives. With 12 or more lots listed and a close date of 11 November 2026, there is time to inspect and sort finance before bidding.

This Pickles national salvage auction pulls together 12 lots of construction, earthmoving and agricultural equipment from multiple locations, so buyers should check the location of each item before bidding. The mix spans dozers, excavators, loaders, tractors and support gear, with a few late-model machines standing out against older workhorses.

Highlights include the 2023 Sumitomo SH300-6 and the Kobelco SK210LC-10 excavators, the 2004 Caterpillar D9R dozer and the 2009 Caterpillar 924H loader. On the agricultural side there is a 2016 New Holland T7.230 and a 2018 John Deere 6195R, plus a 2018 Ammann ASC150 roller and a Komatsu HD605-7E0 dump truck. A Ferris 400S, Miller unit and Morris 9365ICT round out the catalogue.

Salvage listings can carry condition variances, so inspect where possible and confirm each lot’s location and status before the auction closes on 11 November 2026.

This is a broad commercial vehicle sale with stock spread across the country, so there should be something within reach for most buyers. The ute list is the main draw: a 2023 LDV T60 Max sits alongside a 2022 Hilux SR and a 2022 Navara SL, with older Tritons (2015, 2016, 2020), a 2017 Ranger Wildtrak and a 2018 Colorado LS filling out the tradie end of the market.

The 2022 Landcruiser GXL stands out as the heavy hitter of the group, while a 2007 Nissan Elgrand and a 2012 Toyota Hiace cover people-mover and van duties. With 12 or more lots and a November 12 close, it pays to check each listing’s location before you commit, since the vehicles are held in different states.

This is a national online sale, so you’re not tied to one yard. Pickles is running it as a hybrid and electric vehicle auction, and the lot list reflects that focus. The bulk of the catalogue is Toyota RAV4, spanning 2021 to 2024 across GX, GXL and XSE trims, which gives you several shots at the same model if one lot goes past your limit.

The electric and plug-in side is where it gets interesting. A 2023 Tesla Model Y Rear-Wheel Drive, a 2025 BYD SEALION 6 Premium and a 2023 Mazda CX-60 P50e are all listed, alongside a 2025 Corolla Ascent Sport and a 2022 Camry Ascent for those sticking with petrol or conventional hybrid.

With 12+ lots and bidding closing 12 November, check the individual lot locations before you commit. "Various Locations" means inspection and pickup vary by vehicle, so confirm the details on each listing rather than assuming it’s near you.

This is a tight two-lot prestige sale run through Pickles, with both vehicles drawn from Mercedes-Benz’s upper trim lines. The V300 d is the more recent of the pair, a 2022 build that suits buyers after a premium people mover without the showroom price. The C300 sedan, a 2019 model, rounds out the catalogue as a more conventional prestige option.

Both lots are listed across various locations nationally, so buyers should check the individual lot details for inspection and collection arrangements before bidding. With only two vehicles on the block, competition will be concentrated, and the close date of 12 November 2026 gives plenty of time to organise finance and logistics.

This is a national Pickles sale closing 12 November 2026, putting up ex-government and fleet lease vehicles across multiple sites. The mix leans heavily on dual-cab utes and SUVs, with three Isuzu D-MAX SX examples (2019, 2022 and 2023) plus a 2022 Ford Ranger XLS for tradies and fleet buyers.

Passenger and hybrid options are well covered: a 2024 Kia Sportage HEV, 2022 Kia Niro HEV, 2025 Mazda CX-90 D50e, 2022 Toyota RAV4 GXL and 2022 Hyundai Tucson. A 2018 Holden Trailblazer LT sits alongside them for anyone after a seven-seat 4×4.

Commercial buyers get a 2021 Renault Master Pro and a 2020 Hyundai iLoad. With vehicles spread across various locations nationally, check each lot’s site and inspection details before bidding.

Fleet and finance auctions tend to pull in a working cross-section of Australian roads, and this one covers plenty of ground. The late-model end is strong: a 2025 Ford Everest Platinum and a 2023 MG ZS EV Essence sit alongside a 2020 Toyota Kluger GXL, giving buyers a shot at near-new metal across both petrol and electric.

The ute and 4WD crowd is well served too. A 2017 Holden Colorado Z71 and a 2019 Holden Colorado LS bookend the Colorado range, while a 2019 Toyota Landcruiser Prado GX and a 2000 Toyota Hilux cover the older and newer ends of Toyota’s off-road lineup.

Further down the list there’s a 2017 Holden Commodore SV6, a 2018 Kia Cerato S, a 2016 Kia Sorento GT-Line and a 2013 Mazda CX-5 Grand Touring. With lots spread across multiple locations nationally, check the individual listing for each vehicle’s site and inspection details before bidding.

Ex-mining and commercial fleet vehicles tend to live hard, so condition matters more than badge here. The standout is the 2022 Mitsubishi Triton GLX, the newest of the three and a solid base for a work ute or a tidy daily. The two Hilux SRs, a 2020 and a 2022, cover both ends of the price range, and the SR trim is the honest workhorse spec without the extras you pay for and never use.

Because the auction runs across multiple locations nationally, check the individual lot listings for where each vehicle sits and what inspection is available before you bid. Fleet and mining disposals often come with service records and known histories, so read the condition reports closely.

Closing 13 November 2026. Three lots, so pick your target early and know what each is worth to you.

This is a corporate and finance vehicle auction with lots spread across various locations nationally, so buyers should check the specific site for each vehicle before bidding. The spread of stock is the drawcard: a 2014 BMW X5 xDrive30d on one side, a 2023 MG MG3 Excite on the other.

The X5 brings all-wheel drive and a diesel six, a solid tow and family rig if the service history stacks up. The MG3 Excite is late-model, low-fuss transport still under factory warranty territory, which suits anyone after a cheap runabout without the new-car price.

With only two lots listed, this is a targeted sale rather than a bulk clearance. Inspect both, confirm the location of each, and check the condition reports before you commit.

This is a spread-out sale rather than a single-yard clearance, with vehicles listed across multiple locations nationally. That means buyers need to check each lot’s actual site before bidding, since inspection and pickup arrangements will vary from car to car.

The range covers most of the used market. Late-model metal includes the 2021 Vito van and JUKE ST-L, while the 2015 Passat 130TDI and 2017 Mazda 6 GT sit in the mid-range. At the older end there’s a 2008 Land Rover Freelander 2 TD4, a 2012 Volkswagen Golf 90TSI and a 2011 Toyota Kluger KX-S.

The Triton GLX-R is the obvious pick for anyone after a dual-cab workhorse, and the X5 xDrive30d offers six-cylinder diesel grunt for those willing to take on older European running costs. With 12 or more lots and a two-week window to 15 November, there’s time to do proper due diligence on condition reports before committing.

This is a national Pickles sale pulling together government disposals, fleet lease returns and other vehicles, so the catalogue spans multiple sites rather than one yard. That means buyers need to check the location of each lot before bidding, since inspection and pickup arrangements will vary.

The list leans heavily on utes and SUVs. Ford Ranger appears three times (2022 XL, 2022 Sport and 2020 XL), alongside two Volkswagen Amarok TDI420s from 2020 and 2022. For families there’s a 2023 Ford Everest Trend, a 2022 Volvo XC60 B5, a 2024 Volkswagen T-Cross 85TSI and a 2017 Toyota Landcruiser Prado GX. The newer metal is worth a look too: a 2025 BYD SHARK 6 Premium and a 2026 BYD SEALION 8 Premium sit at the top of the model-year range.

Fleet and government vehicles typically come with service history and straightforward spec, but condition varies lot to lot. Read each listing’s inspection report and confirm odometer, location and any damage notes before you bid.

This is a corporate and finance disposal, which usually means ex-fleet utes with full service records and predictable wear rather than private-sale unknowns. The eight-lot list is heavy on dual-cabs: two 2020 Ford Ranger XLs, a 2019 Holden Colorado LS, a 2018 Nissan Navara ST, a 2017 Toyota Hilux SR5, a 2015 Colorado LTZ and a 2020 Volkswagen Amarok TDI420. Buyers chasing a near-new runabout get the 2025 Toyota Corolla Ascent Sport, the freshest vehicle in the lineup.

The spread of years and badges suits anyone building a work fleet or replacing a single tradie ute. The 2017 Hilux SR5 and 2020 Amarok are the pick of the bunch for resale, while the older Colorado LTZ should draw budget-minded bidders.

Vehicles are held at various locations nationally, so check the individual lot details for inspection and pickup before bidding. The auction closes 16 November.

This is a compact but sharp national catalogue, 12 lots spread across various locations. The spread of brands is the drawcard: performance metal like the 2019 Audi RS4, 2020 Audi RS3 and 2022 BMW M135i sits alongside luxury SUVs including the 2018 Range Rover Velar P380, 2021 Mercedes-Benz GLE53 AMG and 2022 Range Rover Sport D300.

The 2021 Porsche Taycan 4S is the standout for anyone chasing an EV with pace, while the 2017 HSV GTS 30th Anniversary will pull Holden loyalists. At the practical end, the 2024 RAM 3500 Laramie and 2022 Landcruiser Prado Kakadu cover towing and family duties, with the 2023 Lexus NX250 and 2025 GLE300 d rounding out the newer stock.

Buyers should note the lots are held at various locations nationally, so check each lot’s site and inspection details before bidding. Condition reports and logbooks are worth reviewing closely given the mix of near-new and enthusiast vehicles.

The mix leans hard toward the working end of earthmoving: excavator arms and a hydraulic rock saw that suit machines already on site, plus support gear like a site shed, a mobile lunchroom, and a container dome with an Igloo. Trailers and small plant round out the catalogue, with a 2017 Rollers Australia unit and a 2017 Rapid Spray among the named lots.

Condition varies across the board. The rock saw is listed with various rust and comes with a stand, so inspection matters. The 2025 Yale MR16 is the newest item on the list, while the 2006 Hitachi arm and hitch and the Komatsu PC130 arm will appeal to anyone chasing parts or a spare setup.

It’s an online sale across multiple locations in NSW and the ACT, so check the individual lot details for where each item sits before you bid.

This is a practical mix for anyone outfitting a workshop or landscaping outfit. Wacker Neuson features heavily: the MP70 and WP1550 plate compactors, the BS62Y tamper rammer, and a petrol flex drive unit, alongside a FlexTool FDU-P2 flex drive unit and a Crommelins CC90R plate compactor.

Blowers make up a solid side of the catalogue, with Stihl BG56, SH56C and BR600 backpack units, a Stihl BGA 85 li-ion model, and a Husqvarna 125BV. The 2023 Aussie Buckets ABHRB-190 rock breaker is the newest piece in the list and worth a look if you run excavation gear.

Lots are spread across various NSW and ACT locations, so check each listing for pickup details before bidding. Online bidding closes 16 November 2026.

This is a practical sale for anyone kitting out a workshop or earthmoving outfit. The 2021 Hangcha CPCD25-XW33F is the newest piece on the list and worth a look if you need a reliable counterbalance forklift. Around it sits a solid run of attachments: a Roche Bros push blade and cutting wheel, a TE heavy duty excavator attachment, an Oz bucket, a quick hitch and a Bobcat dozer blade, enough to tool up a machine without paying retail.

The two Mikasa MT-65HA trench rammers suit compaction work, and the Petro industrial diesel tank and coil plastic pipe cover the site services side. Trailers include a 2017 John Papas unit and a 2008 Modern Trailer, both handy for shifting plant between jobs.

Lots are spread across various SA and NT locations, so check each listing for inspection and collection details before bidding. Twelve or more lots are on offer, closing 18 November.

This is a working-shop clearance spread over multiple sites, so the value is in the mix. The SCM gear is the headline: a Pratika 310mMFV CNC router and a 2021 ME40TR edgebander are proper production machines, and the pallet of SCM bench saw tooling (Model S116) plus two Holytek dust collectors rounds out a decent small woodworking setup for anyone fitting out a shed.

Groundcare and site gear fill out the rest. A Hustler Raptor SD mower, a platform/catwalk assembly, assorted shipping crates and a storage container cover the bulky end, while a crate of assorted filters, various tyres and rims, four bus seats and ten Metro Count 5600 Plus units add the small stuff worth a look.

Lots are held at various locations across SA and NT, so check the individual lot details for pickup before bidding. Inspections and collection terms sit with Pickles.

This is a national heavy motor salvage auction, so the catalogue pulls from multiple sites rather than one yard. That means bidders need to check the location of each lot before committing, as collection points will vary across the country.

The mix leans toward prime movers and heavy trucks. Late-model gear includes the 2021 DAF XF530 and 2020 Mercedes Benz Actros 2651, while the 2014 Kenworth K200 and 2014 International Workstar 7400 sit in the working-age bracket. Older stock such as the 2005 Volvo FM12, 2005 GTE 3-2 and 2008 Western Star 4800 Series rounds out the heavier end.

There’s also a 2008 Vawdrey VB S3 trailer, a 2025 Rhino and a 2008 Volkswagen Crafter 50 for those after support equipment or light commercial. With 12-plus lots closing 18 November 2026, condition reports and site inspections are worth sorting early given the salvage classification.

This is a salvage-themed national sale, so expect the condition to vary across the board. The mix spans serious earthmoving plant, farm tractors and compact utility machines, all listed online and closing 23 November 2026. Pickles is running it across multiple locations, which means buyers should check each lot’s location before bidding.

Standouts include the 2023 Caterpillar GP25NT forklift, the newest machine on the list, alongside the Hitachi ZX135US-5B excavator and Kubota SVL75-2 track loader for those after working plant. On the agricultural side there’s a John Deere 5420 and Case IH MXU110, plus a 2005 Yuchai YC35-7 and Sewell TB1800E.

For smaller jobs and property work, the 2004 and 2005 Kawasaki Mule 550 and 3010, Polaris Ranger 1000 and Husqvarna R316TS round out the list. With salvage stock, inspect condition reports and location details on each lot before you commit.

This is a council and government clearance sale, which usually means maintained equipment rather than backyard leftovers. Pickles is running it across various VIC and TAS locations, so check each lot’s site before bidding. The West Coast Trailers tandem axle box trailer and the traffic management arrow board with controller are the clear standouts, with the arrow board likely to appeal to anyone in roadworks or civil contracting. The remaining lot is listed as Unknown-brand, so review the photos and description carefully before committing. With only four lots and a 1 December close, it’s a small, focused sale worth a look if you need working ground care or trailer gear.

This is a clean-out of council and government surveying and workshop equipment, spread across Victoria and Tasmania. The standout lots are the positioning instruments: a Trimble GNSS SPS880 kit with TSC2 controller, a Leica TCR1203+ total station, a Leica TCR1103, and a Sokkia Set 3. There’s also a Trimble GeoExplorer handheld GNSS with TSCe controller and a Trimble GNSS backpack for anyone building out a field kit.

Workshop and marine gear rounds out the sale. A Quicksilver heavy duty inflatable boat is listed, along with Holmatro single hose reel HR 5420 O and an AS4300A accessory kit, which suits rescue or heavy vehicle workshops. Smaller items include three Wild traversing kits, a Topcon tribrach, a Sokkia OM5 level attachment, and a box of miscellaneous prisms.

With 12+ lots closing 1 December 2026, buyers should note the various locations across VIC and TAS and confirm pickup logistics per lot before bidding.

This is a live trucks and transport sale with Pickles, covering multiple states across QLD, SA/NT and WA. The single confirmed lot is a 2019 Hino FD 500 1124, a medium-duty truck that suits operators after a dependable work vehicle without the new-truck price tag.

Because the auction runs across several locations, buyers should confirm which site each lot sits at before bidding, and factor in inspection and transport costs if the truck isn’t local. Keep an eye on the catalogue as the 2 December close approaches, since more listings may be added across the participating states.

This is a proper spread of eras rather than a single-marque sale. The oldest lots are a 1947 Sunbeam Talbot and the 1964 Austin Healey 3000, while the 1970 NSU Ro 80 stands out as one of the more unusual cars in the catalogue, a rotary-engined sedan you rarely see listed.

The 1970s and 80s are well covered with the 1971 Ford Fairmont, a 1975 Chevrolet Corvette Stingray, a 1981 Mercedes-Benz 280CE and a 1984 Holden Commodore. Later collectables include a 1994 Mitsubishi Lancer GSR, a 2002 Jaguar Sovereign, the 2002 Porsche Boxster and the two 2007 Holdens.

Lots are held across various locations nationally, so check each listing for where the car sits and what inspection or collection arrangements apply before you bid. Condition and history vary from lot to lot, and the notes supplied are brief, so do your homework on the individual vehicle you’re chasing.

This is a small, focused sale of ex-military plant, and the Hyundai count tells the story. Four of the five lots carry the Hyundai badge, including a 2020 build, so anyone chasing late-model earthmoving gear should be reading the lot list closely. A Nilfisk unit rounds out the lineup, pointing to sweeping or cleaning equipment in the mix.

Ex-military stock is worth a look for buyers who want well-maintained plant with documented service history rather than unknown civilian trade-ins. Condition reports and inspection details are worth checking before you bid.

The sale runs online through Pickles at Thurgoona, closing 11 November 2026. Five lots means a short auction, so review the catalogue early and know what each machine is worth to you.

This Pickles sale covers Sydney, Canberra and regional NSW, with more than 12 vehicles listed across the three areas. The mix leans practical: small hatches like the 2020 Honda Jazz and 2016 Peugeot 2008 Active sit alongside family fare such as the 2018 Toyota Camry and 2010 Toyota Tarago GLi.

The ute and SUV end of the list is worth a look, with a 2023 Isuzu D-MAX LS-U and a near-new 2024 LDV T60 Max among the later-model entries. A 2020 Mitsubishi Eclipse Cross LS and 2017 Lexus RX round out the SUV options.

Buyers should note these are salvage vehicles, so condition varies by lot and inspection before bidding is the sensible move. The sale closes 11 November 2026.

This Pickles salvage auction pulls together vehicles from several locations across NSW and the ACT, which means buyers can chase specific lots without being tied to a single yard. The mix is broad: practical daily drivers like the 2015 Nissan X-Trail ST, 2015 Renault Megane GT-Line and 2022 Kia Rio Sport sit alongside family haulers such as the 2019 Holden Acadia LTZ and 2020 Subaru Outback 2.5i.

The ute crowd gets a look in too, with a 2017 Mazda BT-50 and a late-model 2023 Ford Ranger Wildtrak X. At the premium end there’s a 2016 Mercedes-Benz C-Class and a 2013 Mercedes-Benz S400, while a 2023 Volkswagen Passat 140TSI rounds out the newer stock.

Salvage means condition varies across the board, so check each lot’s listing and inspection details before bidding. The auction closes 12 November 2026.

This is a broad spread rather than a single-theme sale. The Toyota presence is strong, with the Hilux and older Landcruiser Sahara likely to draw tradies and fleet buyers, while the 2025 Prado VX and 2024 Camry Ascent offer near-new options for those chasing late-model stock. The Audi RS3 and BMW X2 M35i add performance interest at the top end.

The Hyundai and mainstream passenger lots, including a 2022 i30 N Line, 2021 Kona and 2014 Suzuki Swift, round out the smaller-car end. A 2021 Lexus RX300 and Mercedes-Benz A-Class sit in the premium bracket.

Because lots are spread across multiple locations and include salvage vehicles, buyers should check each listing for condition reports, damage notes and inspection details before bidding. Close date is 13 November 2026.

This is an unreserved clearance of international imported freight, which means everything sells regardless of price. The spread is wide: home and office gear like the Fylica YC-01 chair and four pot stands with wheels sits alongside leisure items such as the Razor Jr Lip kick scooter and Italfama chess sets.

Smaller lots worth a look include a Trezor Safe 5 and Trezor Keep Metal, an NMARTE acrylic painting kit, a waterjet impeller that may suit pumps, and a lady’s handbag. Boxes of assorted clothes, T-shirts and caps, novels and health supplies round out the catalogue.

Lots are held at Nancy Ellis Leebold Drive, Milperra, with the auction closing 15 November 2026. Inspect before bidding if you can, and check each lot’s condition notes given the freight-clearance nature of the sale.

This is a Pickles-run clearance of NSW state government and council surplus, a category that tends to throw up practical working gear rather than showroom stock. The lots span machinery, equipment and various goods, so the mix rewards a proper read of the manifest rather than a quick skim.

Council and government disposals are worth watching because the gear has usually been maintained to a schedule and retired on age or fleet rotation, not because it failed. Plant and equipment buyers should check service records and hours where listed, and factor in the cost of transport from Sydney.

The auction closes 16 November. Review the lot list, confirm inspection details with Pickles, and have your numbers sorted before bidding opens.

This is a workshop cleanout with real weight behind it. Two Caterpillar gensets lead the charge: an SR4 250KW unit running a Cat 3408 engine, and a second set built around a 3412 engine (serial 81Z01766). Either is a serious piece of kit for a mine site or a large fabrication outfit.

The metalworking side is just as solid. A Crowther & Marshall Cromar horizontal borer and a 15 Ryazan lathe give you the bones of a working machine shop, backed by a Saffro Plasmajet 4 plasma cutter and a fleet of Lincoln Idealarc welders across CV500-I, DC-600 Red and TM-500/500 Grey models. There is also a Wolff idler upright welder with parts and submerged welding wire.

Finishing gear rounds out the list: a Thermo Jet Rotunda TRV24 415V parts washer from 2014, a turbo wash parts spin washer, an acid cleaning tank and an unfinished acid tank project. Inspection is worth the trip before you bid on the bigger machines.

This is a liquidation of Metallum Fabrication’s equipment, and the headline act is the pair of 2021 LVD machines: a LaserOne 3015 CNC laser cutter and a PPED 135/30 CNC hydraulic brake press. Both are recent-model, production-grade units, the sort of gear that rarely comes up outside a dealer floor.

Beyond the LVD pair, the sale covers the full fabrication workflow. There’s a 2020 Boge C20LDR-350 packaged screw compressor, a Hafco AL-410 centre lathe, Hafco PD-35 pedestal drill and BS-912 swivel horizontal bandsaw, plus a 2024 Optimum BF20L geared head mill drill and a Brobo S400G cold cut saw. Forming and fastening are covered too, with Reimann motorised heavy duty plate rollers, a 2022 Hafco PR-132H motorised sheet metal roll, a Haeger 618PLUS fastener insertion press and a Ciblat and Foubert 12T hydraulic press.

Twelve lots are listed, with more than a dozen machines in play. Inspection is at St Marys, and the sale closes 23 November 2026.

Two buses, two very different propositions. The 2007 Mitsubishi Fuso Rosa BE600 is the older workhorse of the pair, while the 2016 Toyota Coaster is the newer unit and likely to draw the heavier attention given its age.

Both are being offered through Pickles as part of its National Commercial Bus Sale, with the action based at Spring Farm in New South Wales. Buyers should note the close date of 26 November 2026 and check the individual lot details for condition, odometer and service history before bidding.

This is not backyard digger stuff. We’re talking production-scale mining machinery, the kind of gear that moves mountains in a single pass. The two Terex O&K RH170 units are serious face shovels, while the Hitachi EX2500-6 is a proven workhorse for loading trucks in hard rock conditions.

The Komatsu WA1200-3 is one of the biggest wheel loaders ever built, and the Caterpillar 6050 is a hydraulic excavator designed for high-volume overburden removal. Buyers should factor in transport and inspection costs before bidding, as these units are located across various national sites. Given the age of the fleet, service history and component wear will be the key to working out a realistic bid.

This is a national online disposal, so the catalogue draws from various locations rather than a single yard. The standout is the 2011 Caterpillar 777F, a rigid haul truck built for hard mining and earthmoving work. If you are in the market for heavy gear, it is worth a look through the full listing to see what else is on offer across the sites.

Bidding runs online and closes 27 November 2026. Inspect before you bid, and check the location details for each lot since the sale is spread across multiple sites.

This is an insolvency sale, so the lots come from a contractor’s working fleet rather than a dealer yard. That usually means excavators, wheel loaders, tippers and the workshop and site gear that keeps them running, all listed as-is with the condition you’d expect from machines that have been on the tools.

Pickles is running the sale out of Newcastle, which suits anyone in the Hunter or further up the coast. Inspection before bidding is worth the trip, particularly on the larger plant where hours and service history matter most.

Bidding closes 2 December. Check the lot list for inspection times and pick-up arrangements before you commit.

This is a business restructure sale, which usually means the whole operational kit goes rather than a few surplus items. A&D Tree Services is the vendor, and Pickles is running the general plant auction out of Sydney, closing 2 December 2026.

General plant auctions of this type tend to pull together the working equipment a tree services operation runs on, so expect a spread of machinery rather than a single category. Check the lot list on the Pickles page for the specific makes and models going under.

Because it’s a restructure, condition and service history vary lot to lot. Worth inspecting in person where Pickles allows it, and reading each lot description closely before you bid.

Daracon Group is clearing surplus trucks and civil equipment, and the two graders on offer are the sort of gear that rarely sits idle on a lot. The 2015 John Deere 670 G and 2016 Caterpillar 12M VHP Plus are both recognised workhorses in road and site preparation, and buying them through a Pickles auction means you’re bidding on assets from a known civil contractor rather than an anonymous trade-in.

The sale is being run out of Gateshead, New South Wales, with bidding closing on 2 December 2026. If you’re outfitting a fleet or replacing an ageing grader, these two lots are worth a close look. Inspect before you bid and check the Pickles listing for condition reports and inspection times.

This Salisbury Plain auction is a solid mix of repairable salvage, with the 2019 Hilux and 2018 Outlander ES the obvious drawcards for anyone chasing late-model gear. The Renault Trafic 103KW adds a practical van option, while the Commodore Evoke, Cruze and Golf give buyers a spread of passenger cars to weigh up.

The older end of the list is where the value hunting gets interesting. A 2010 Hilux Workmate, 2010 Captiva 7 and 2008 Nissan Tiida sit alongside a 2002 RAV4 Edge, so there’s plenty for anyone after parts or a cheap project. Inspect before bidding, as you would with any salvage lot, and check the condition reports on the late-model vehicles closely.

Ex-government fleet sales are worth a look because the vehicles typically come with full service histories and have been maintained on scheduled programs rather than left to chance. This Pickles auction at Salisbury Plain puts up a mix of passenger cars, SUVs, utes and vans, so there is something for most buyers.

Standouts include the 2023 Hyundai Kona Electric for anyone curious about going electric, a pair of Ford Rangers (2021 and 2022 XL), and a 2022 Toyota Hilux SR alongside the 2023 Isuzu D-MAX SX. Van buyers get a 2021 Hyundai iLoad and a 2023 Hyundai STARIA LOAD, plus a 2021 Volkswagen Transporter TDI450.

Two 2023 Camry Ascents appear on the list, and the 2023 RAV4 GXL and Forester Hybrid L cover the family SUV side. Inspections are the smart move on any fleet vehicle, so check the Pickles listing for viewing times before the 11 November close.

This is a Salisbury Plain salvage sale drawing stock from across Adelaide and regional SA, so the catalogue spans cheap runabouts, workhorses and near-new metal in one hit. The 2009 Toyota Hilux SR stands out for anyone after a ute with life left in it, while the 2014 Holden Commodore Evoke and 2011 Holden Cruze CD cover the budget commuter end.

Near-new stock is the drawcard: a 2023 Subaru Forester, 2023 Suzuki Swift GL and a 2026 BYD SEALION 7 sit alongside a 2020 Mazda CX-3 and 2016 Mazda 3. The 2014 Mercedes-Benz E-Class E400 adds a bit of prestige to the line-up.

All lots are salvage, so inspect before bidding and factor repair costs into your number. The auction closes 13 November at the Salisbury Plain site.

This Pickles sale pulls together salvage stock from Perth and regional WA, giving buyers a mix of repairable late-model gear and older vehicles worth a look for parts or a project. The 2024 Ford Ranger Wildtrak and 2022 Mercedes-Benz GLE400 d are the standouts on paper, both recent and high-value, while the 2015 Renault Megane R.S. 265 offers a sporty option for someone willing to take on a repair.

The older end of the list has its own appeal. A 2003 Toyota Landcruiser and 2006 Toyota Hilux SR hold strong parts and resale value, and the 1999 BMW 3 Series and 2008 Chrysler Sebring Touring suit budget-focused buyers. Smaller hatches round it out: a 2003 Honda Jazz GLi, 2011 Suzuki Swift, 2013 Hyundai i20 Active and a pair of Honda Civic VTi-Ls from 2013 and 2014.

Inspection is at Bibra Lake before the 11 November close. Check each lot’s damage report and repair estimate before bidding, since salvage condition varies widely across the list.

This is a straightforward stock clearance for anyone who works with electrical or instrumentation cable. Every reel is listed as new and unused, so you are bidding on fresh stock rather than remnants or part-reels.

The sale is built around large electrical and instrumentation cable, which covers the heavier gauge supply used on major installs as well as the smaller control and signal cable that runs through instrumentation work. Both types are listed in reel quantities, so the bidding suits contractors, sparkies and resellers buying in volume.

Copper prices move, and new cable holds its value. Worth a look if you have a project coming up or you move this sort of stock regularly. The auction is run by Pickles in Perth, WA, and closes 12 November 2026.

This is a salvage vehicle auction, so expect the usual mix of repairable write-offs, ex-fleet stock and end-of-life trade-ins. The spread covers just about every buyer: tradies after a ute can look at the 2017 Ford Ranger XL, families have the 2024 Kia Carnival S and 2020 Holden Trailblazer LTZ, and there’s a 2022 MG HS Vibe and 2018 Mazda 2 Maxx for smaller budgets.

The newer end of the list is worth a look. A 2026 Toyota Corolla Ascent Sport and a 2026 Zeekr 7X Performance are both listed, alongside a 2019 Suzuki Swift GL Navigator and 2018 MG MG6 PLUS Excite. Older Holdens round it out, with a 2013 Captiva 7 and the 2009 Commodore Omega.

Inspection is at Bibra Lake before the 16 November close. Salvage means condition varies lot to lot, so check each listing’s damage notes and photos before bidding.

This is a practical sale for anyone kitting out a yard or topping up a fleet. The forklifts stand out: a near-new 2025 Caterpillar DP30PT sits alongside a 2015 Toyota 72-8FDJ35, giving buyers a choice between fresh stock and proven gear. Trailer options come from John Papas (2013), Boz Built (2020) and two Bartco units, with a 2019 Wandering Star and a 2024 SAM (WA) build also in the mix.

Storage and site gear round out the catalogue. There’s a 20ft sea container fitted with metal railings and barriers, a water tank, and a fuel tank with side ladder. A 2013 Good Will Engineering item adds another option for buyers chasing working equipment rather than showroom stock.

Everything is listed online through Pickles in Perth, with bidding closing 18 November 2026. Inspect the lot list closely, condition varies across the range and the newer units will draw the most attention.

This is a mixed industrial and groundcare clearance, with the sort of gear that suits a workshop or rural block. The 2020 HIMAC GR220/70UN hydraulic tree puller/grubber attachment with wheel kit is the standout for anyone clearing land, and the MowMaster edger with Honda engine covers the tidy-up side.

Two WEG W21 11kW three-phase brake motors (180M frame, 1480RPM, 400V) are listed, along with Endurequip RUD075-1600 hoists and an industrial pipe roller. A Bulls dual hose reel spray system with poly tank, engine-driven pump and twin spray guns adds spraying capability, and two industrial work benches with wood tops give you somewhere to set up.

Buyers should note the 2024 STIHL HT 106 telescopic pole saw is damaged and incomplete, tagged out for a bent shaft, so factor that in. There are also Genuine Toyota LandCruiser 70 Series front side rails (PZQ43-60201) and various hub caps for the 4WD crowd.

This is a clean lot of unused process chemicals, all packed in standard 1,000L IBCs. The hydrochloric acid makes up the bulk of the volume at roughly 13,000L, with potassium carbonate 47% solution the next biggest at about 7,000L. Citric acid 50% solution and aqueous ammonia round things out at around 3,000L each.

For anyone running industrial cleaning, water treatment, or process work, the range covers a few common bases in one hit. All four lots are unused and containerised, which keeps handling and transport straightforward.

The auction closes 19 November 2026. Check the individual lot listings for volume confirmations and collection details before bidding.

These are 2022-build ATCO crib rooms, 12m x 3m apiece, and there are 19 of them going in the one Perth sale. Crib rooms are the workhorses of any site, lunchroom, office or smoko hut, and ATCO is about as standard as the category gets, which makes parts and servicing straightforward.

Buying in bulk is the play here. Nineteen matching units means you can kit out a whole project, split a batch with another operator, or move the surplus on individually. All units are the same spec and vintage, so condition should be consistent across the lot.

Worth a look before the 20 November close if you’re setting up a camp, expanding a yard, or buying for resale. Check each unit’s condition and transport costs from Perth before you bid.

This Pickles sale in Perth puts up used and unused reels of electrical, instrumentation and fibre optic cable. The mix of used and unused stock means buyers can chase working cable for a project or pick up surplus reels for spares, with fibre optic and instrumentation cable sitting alongside general electrical runs.

The lot list is thin on detail, so check the catalogue for reel sizes, lengths and condition before bidding. Perth buyers can inspect locally, and anyone outside WA should factor freight into their numbers.

This is a specialist sale for anyone working in oil, gas or heavy industrial flow control. The lot list is heavy on high-pressure gear: Cameron DRY-EH 18"x16" Class 600 pipeline valves, a Cameron Grove 4"x3" Class 300 RF ball valve, and multiple Europa Valve Venturi check valves in 12" and 14" sizes, several of them unused and still in shipping crates.

Two lots pair unused Emerson Bettis CBB520-SR80-CW pneumatic actuator assemblies with Cameron 3-piece Class 600 ball valves, which is worth a look if you’re building out a control package rather than chasing single pieces. There’s also an Ulbrec AS4041 tee strainer rated for 1600 kPa at 110°C, a heavy industrial site access turnstile, and GF Engineering lined stainless and carbon steel pipe spools in 16-inch and 10-inch sizes.

Condition varies across the catalogue, so check each lot. The Cameron DRVZ valve is flagged unreserved and listed as unused surplus, and the Europa 14" check valve is unused in its crate. Inspection runs at the Bibra Lake site, corner Phoenix Road and Sudlow Road, ahead of the 2 December close.

This is an expression of interest rather than a standard timed auction, and the headline asset is the pharmaceutical manufacturing equipment and stock, offered together with associated assets and the potential assignment of lease at Unit 1, 8 Technology Drive, Arundel. The lease assignment is subject to landlord approval, so anyone eyeing the site itself should factor that into their enquiries.

The vehicle list is the practical standout for most buyers: a 2025 Isuzu NLR 45-150, a 2019 Mercedes-Benz V-Class V250 d, a 2017 Ford Ranger XLT, a 2024 Suzuki Jimny GLX and a 2022 MG HS Core. That spread covers a light truck, a people mover, a ute and two recent SUVs, which is an unusual mix to find in a single industrial offering.

With six lots in total and a close date of 11 November 2026, the process rewards buyers who read the EOI terms properly and confirm what is included in each lot before lodging. The manufacturing gear and stock will suit operators already in the pharmaceutical or adjacent production space, while the lease assignment adds a turnkey option for the right party.

Salvage auctions suit buyers who want late-model metal at wholesale, and this Pickles sale covers a useful spread. The ute and SUV crowd gets the 2021 Mahindra PIK-UP, 2021 LDV T60, 2017 Ford Ranger XLT and 2019 Isuzu MU-X LS-M, while small-car buyers can look at the 2022 Volkswagen Golf 110TSI, 2013 Skoda Octavia 90TSI and 2006 Mazda 6 Classic.

There is a strong Chinese and Korean presence too, with the 2022 GWM Haval Jolion Lux and 2025 CHERY C5 Urban both listed. The 2013 Holden Cruze SRi, 2012 Suzuki Grand Vitara Sport and 2013 Subaru Outback 2.0D round out the 12-plus lots.

Vehicles are spread across multiple locations in Brisbane and regional Queensland, so check each lot’s details for inspection and collection before bidding. Salvage means condition varies, so read the listings closely and factor in repair costs.

This Pickles salvage auction pulls together 12+ vehicles spread across multiple Queensland locations, so buyers should check each lot’s details for where it’s held and what condition it’s in. The mix leans heavily on utes and dual-cabs, with three Navaras (including the PRO-4X and N-TREK), a Holden Colorado, an Isuzu D-MAX SX and the near-new Hilux SR all in the lineup.

Passenger cars are well covered too: a 2014 Mazda 3 Neo, 2017 Hyundai Elantra Active, 2016 Hyundai i30 Active X and 2020 Corolla SX, plus a 2019 Suzuki Vitara and a 2026 Kia Sportage S. With salvage stock, expect condition reports to vary lot by lot, so inspect before bidding and factor in repair costs. The auction closes 12 November 2026.

This is a broad spread rather than a single-theme sale. Late-model Fords feature heavily, with the Everest Trend and Ranger Raptor joined by a 2021 Jeep Gladiator Rubicon and a 2020 Holden Colorado LS for the ute crowd. Nissan is well represented too, including a 2024 Patrol Ti and a 2023 X-Trail ST.

Toyota 4×4 buyers get a pair of Landcruisers, a 2010 Prado VX and a 2012 GX, while the prestige end is covered by a 2020 Porsche Cayenne GTS and a 2019 BMW 640d. A 2018 Jeep Grand Cherokee rounds out the list.

Lots are spread across multiple Queensland locations, so check each listing for its specific site and inspection details before bidding. Salvage condition varies from lot to lot, so read the individual reports closely. Bidding closes 16 November 2026.

This is a practical sale for anyone kitting out a workshop or topping up a machine’s attachment lineup. The bucket selection covers real working sizes: a 300mm trench bucket, a 1150mm mud bucket to suit CAT, and a 600mm GP bucket. Two vertical variable speed multistage pumps are also listed, along with a 2019 EMC EG2028K01 and a 2013 Data Signs trailer.

Lots are spread across various Queensland locations, so check each item’s site before bidding and factor travel into your budget. Inspection details and collection terms sit with the individual listings.

This is a compact sale built around CAT haul truck components and mine site consumables. The standout lot is the CAT 789D/793F steering cylinder, still mounted in its transport frame, which suits anyone maintaining those truck models. Three CAT accumulators appear as a separate lot, with another three listed individually and two more accumulators grouped on a pallet with assorted parts.

Workshop and cleaning gear fills out the list, including a Nilfisk BR 855 scrubber and a Shearer emergency push stop switch. Several pallets and a crate carry mixed electric motors, relays, radiator cores and consumables, some identified as CAT and some not.

Buyers should note that a number of lots are described as used or contain unidentified parts, so inspection before bidding is worthwhile. The sale closes 18 November 2026.

This is a practical, no-frills sale for anyone fitting out a workshop or topping up gear that walks off site. The Stonex S9i GPS bundle is the standout for survey and civil work, while the Ultra Tab industrial cutting table gives fabrication buyers something solid to work with.

Groundcare and site gear round out the list: a Honda 4 stroke line trimmer, portable generators, portable pumps and a hand trolley. Three 1000 litre IBCs are also listed, useful for water or fluid storage.

Lots are spread across various Queensland locations, so check the individual lot details for pickup before bidding. Online bidding closes 18 November 2026.

This EOI bundles the working guts of a glazing and metal fabrication operation: the equipment, the stock and the associated assets, with the assignment of lease included subject to landlord approval. For anyone looking to set up or expand in the trade, that means the gear and the premises question can be sorted in one go rather than piecing it together lot by lot.

The vehicle list is the standout. A 2024 Ford Ranger XLT sits alongside a 2023 XLS and a 2022 XLT and Wildtrak, with a 2020 Nissan Navara N-TREK Warrior rounding out the utes. On the truck side there’s a 2023 Hino 300 616, a 2017 Isuzu NPR 45-190 and a 2007 Isuzu NPR 200, giving a mix of late-model and older workhorses.

Nine lots in total, closing 19 November 2026. The lease assignment is subject to landlord approval, so factor that into any offer.

This is a drilling contractor’s workshop being wound up, and the kit reflects heavy trade use: two identical WIA 356 Weldmatic MIG welders with wire feeders, a Hafco SBC990 sand blasting chamber, and a custom built metal forming machine with coil de-coiler for anyone set up for fabrication work.

Handling and prep gear is well covered too, with a Daytona 2 tonne mobile workshop crane, an Izumi hydraulic pipe bender, and a portable containment enclosure. Two Spitwater SW2021 hot water pressure washers and a Saber portable unit round out the cleaning side.

Tool storage comes in the form of an SP Professional 20 drawer mobile steel cabinet and a TTI Panther Series 7 drawer unit. Inspection is at Unit 4, 38 Westgate St, Wacol, with the sale closing 25 November 2026.

This is a genuine insolvency clearance, which means the lots are being moved rather than priced to sit. The engine lineup is the headline: a 2023 Caterpillar C7.1, a 2020 C9 and a C15, the latter bundled with assorted C15 machinery parts and a CAT engine block. A Cummins engine and a separate engine block with assorted parts round out the mechanical offering.

Compressor gear makes up the rest of the catalogue, with screw compressors and air ends from Atlas Copco and Ingersoll-Rand among the lots. Air ends are worth a close look if you run or rebuild rotary screw units, since they are often the expensive part to replace.

Everything is listed from Wacol, so Brisbane-based buyers can inspect locally before bidding. With 12-plus lots and a November 25 close, there is time to check condition and work out what the parts are worth to you.

This is the second retirement sale for Williams Cranes & Rigging, putting a working collection of lifting and rigging equipment on the block. Block cages feature heavily, with units from WCR (CW 5392, rated to 2000kg WLL), Barry Evans Lifting and All Lifting & Safety, the latter appearing twice in aluminium.

Man boxes are well represented too, with two from Maxirig and a Sully box built for Franna cranes. There’s also a forklift man cage from All Lifting & Safety, a KAF aluminium dog box basket, and a set of 16 ground protection mats.

For anyone setting up or topping up a rigging operation, this is a practical spread of gear from established names. Inspect the lot list closely and check condition before bidding.

This is the third and final round of the Williams Cranes & Rigging retirement sale, so the remaining stock is being cleared out. Pickles is handling the Brisbane auction, and the catalogue covers the kind of gear that builds up over a long career in the lifting game: rigging hardware, lifting accessories and crane-related equipment.

For anyone outfitting a workshop, a small crane business or a maintenance crew, sales like this are worth watching closely. Retirement auctions tend to move everything, from the everyday items to the heavier gear that rarely comes up at general industrial sales. Condition and quantities vary by lot, so check each listing against the photos and descriptions.

Bidding closes 26 November. Inspect what you can, read the lot details carefully, and price your bids before the clock runs down.

This is a dispersal of ex-mining assets, the kind of sale where the gear has already done hard site work but still has plenty of life left in it. The headline item is the 2006 JLG E400AJPN, an electric articulating boom lift suited to indoor and outdoor access work. Two portable toilet blocks are also on the list, useful for anyone setting up a site, event or remote camp.

Beyond those lots, the auction covers light vehicles, trailers, trucks and auxiliary equipment, so expect a spread of support gear rather than just one category. Ex-mining stock tends to be maintained to a schedule, which is worth keeping in mind when you inspect.

The sale closes 26 November 2026 in Brisbane, QLD. Check the full lot list and inspection details before bidding.

This is the fourth sale in a retirement wind-down for Williams Cranes & Rigging, which means the gear has come out of active service rather than a cleared warehouse. Lifting equipment from a working rigging outfit tends to be practical, heavy-duty stock: chains, slings, shackles, hooks and associated hardware, sold across multiple lots so you can target the pieces you actually need.

Retirement sales are worth watching because operators typically offload everything at once, from everyday rigging components to the bigger lifting items that are expensive to buy new. With the sale running through Pickles in Brisbane, inspect the lot list closely for sizes, ratings and quantities, and check the condition notes on anything load-bearing before you commit.

This is a Tullamarine-based salvage sale drawing stock from Melbourne and regional Victoria, so expect a mixed bag of repairable and written-off stock across a dozen lots. The spread covers small SUVs, utes, vans and passenger cars, which suits both panel shops hunting parts and private buyers chasing a project.

Standouts include the 2017 Mercedes-Benz GLA220D and the 2017 Sprinter 316CDI for the badge hunters, while the 2013 Nissan Navara ST and 2011 Mitsubishi Pajero Exceed offer familiar, parts-friendly platforms. Newer metal comes in the form of a 2022 Renault Arkana R.S. Line, 2021 Volkswagen T-Cross 85TSI and 2018 Holden Acadia LTZ-V.

Inspection is at 104-116 Operations Road, Tullamarine. Salvage means condition varies lot to lot, so check each listing and inspect before bidding. The sale closes 12 November.

This Pickles salvage auction covers 12+ lots spanning nearly every corner of the market. Late-model gear sits alongside older workhorses, so there is scope for rebuilders, tradies and project buyers alike.

The headline lots are the near-new 2024 Ford Everest Platinum and 2026 Kia Sorento Sport+, both worth a close look. Toyota dominates the rest of the list: three Landcruisers (a 2014 and 2018 Sahara plus a 2009 Workmate), a 2016 Aurion AT-X, a 2012 Hilux SR5 and a 2020 C-HR Koba. Holden is represented by a 2017 Colorado LS and a 2001 HSV, with a 2014 BMW 640i and a 2008 Ford Falcon XT rounding things out.

Inspection is at 104-116 Operations Road, Tullamarine. Salvage means condition varies by lot, so check each listing carefully before bidding. The auction closes 16 November 2026.

This is a salvage sale, so expect the condition to vary across the lots and factor that into what you’re willing to pay. The mix spans nearly two decades of models, from a 2000 Nissan Patrol through to a 2025 Ford Ranger, which means there’s everything from older workhorses to near-new metal on the list.

Toyota dominates the line-up, with three Hilux SR utes (2020, 2021 and 2022), a 2022 Landcruiser Prado, a 2023 Camry and a 2019 RAV4. Beyond that you’ll find a 2023 Nissan X-Trail, a 2008 Hyundai Tucson, a 2012 Hyundai iMax and a 2008 Toyota Hilux.

The sale is run online out of Pickles’ Winnellie yard in Darwin, closing 16 November 2026. Inspect before you bid and check each lot’s listing for condition notes.