Inside This Week’s Brisbane Auction Market – 32 Upcoming Sales inc Caravans, Industrial Gear & Earthmoving Equipment

This is a brand-new-model-year caravan from Ezytrail, a brand known for building tough, practical tourers at competitive prices. The Parkes 16R Twin layout gives you separate front and rear bed areas, making it a solid choice for couples or families who want their own space at each end.

Look for the usual Ezytrail fit-out: a full kitchen, decent bathroom, and plenty of storage. Being a 2026 model, it will have the latest suspension and chassis updates. The auction is part of Grays rolling stock, so there’s no fixed end time. Check the listing for the reserve and any buyer’s premium before you bid. If you’re in the market for a near-new van without the showroom wait, this one is worth a look.

This Grays auction in Garbutt, QLD is a clean-out of brand new shelter and workshop infrastructure. The four container shelters are the headline: a massive 60×40 footer and three 40-foot units, one with an endwall. All are listed as unused, which is rare for this type of heavy gear typically found secondhand.

Beyond the shelters, the lot list covers workshop equipment, generators, and industrial hardware. If you need covered storage or a temporary workshop, these shelters would cost a fortune new from a supplier. Check the close date and inspect before bidding, because unused gear at auction usually goes for a sharp discount to retail.

This is a single lot, not a multi-item clearance, so it’s a straightforward buy for anyone after a lightweight towable. The Devlin Kombi Box is built for off-grid camping, with a pull-out kitchen, a gas stove, and a sink. The interior includes a double bed, storage cupboards, and a basic 12V electrical setup.

Buyers should factor in the age and check the trailer’s condition, particularly the canvas on the pop-top and the tyres. The listing notes it’s a running unit, but no registration is mentioned. Inspections are likely available through Grays’ Pinkenba depot before the close date is confirmed.

This is a near-new camper from Austrack, a brand known for building tough touring rigs. The Savannah X model sits on a heavy-duty chassis with independent coil suspension, so it can handle corrugations and rough tracks without shaking itself apart. Inside, you get a full kitchen with a four-burner stove, a sink, and a 12V compressor fridge, plus a separate ensuite with a cassette toilet and external shower.

Buyers should note this is a single lot from Grays Online, not a dealer clearance. Check the build date and any warranty transfer details before bidding. The camper is located in Pinkenba for inspection, so factor in transport costs if you are not local.

The Stockton X7 is built for tough conditions with a heavy-duty chassis, independent suspension, and all-terrain tyres. Inside you get a queen-size bed, internal shower and toilet, plus a slide-out kitchen with gas cooktop and 12V compressor fridge.

It runs on a 150Ah deep-cycle battery with solar charging capability, making it suitable for off-grid trips. The camper also includes a 95L freshwater tank and external annexe. As a 2026 model, it’s essentially brand new without the wait time from a dealership. Check the listing for the specific tow ball mass and tare weight if you’re pairing it with a tow vehicle.

This is a clean-out for anyone needing instant covered space. The four featured container shelters are all listed as unused, meaning zero wear and tear. The 40ft x 80ft double trussed unit is the biggest ticket item, offering serious span for machinery storage or a temporary workshop.

The 120 lots also include tool boxes, generators, and general workshop gear, so it’s not just about the big structures. If you need a heavy-duty shelter without waiting for a custom build, these are ready to go. Check the close date on Grays’ site and factor in your own transport from Toowoomba.

This is a single lot from Grays Online, so you are bidding against other private buyers, not dealers. The Wanderer 7×4 is a popular budget-friendly camper for weekend trips. It packs down small for towing and pops up into a decent sleeping area.

Check the photos closely for canvas condition and any rust on the chassis. The auction is a rolling close, so the end time will extend if a bid comes in late. Factor in a thorough inspection before you commit.

This is a current-model camper from Austrack, a brand well-known in the Aussie off-road scene. The Stockton X7 is their full-height hardfloor design, meaning it sets up fast without canvas tenting. It sleeps two adults comfortably with a queen-size inner spring mattress.

Key features from the listing include a 12V compressor fridge, a 190W solar panel, and a 100Ah deep-cycle battery for off-grid power. The external kitchen slides out with a two-burner stove and a sink. Buyers should note this is a private sale listed through Grays Online, so you’re dealing directly with the owner, not a dealer. The camper is located in Mt St John, QLD. Check the listing for the current bid and reserve details.

This is a lightweight offroad van built for couples. The Outback package adds independent suspension, higher ground clearance, and a stone guard. Inside you get a three-burner cooktop, a 12-volt compressor fridge, and a cassette toilet in the ensuite.

Buyers should check the notes on registration and compliance plates. Grays runs this as a timed auction with no set close date yet, so expect a countdown once bidding is active. Inspection is possible in Pinkenba before the lot ends.

This is a near-new off-road pop-top built for real touring. The Viper 13 packs a queen-size bed, a three-burner cooktop, and a sink with a mixer tap. It also has a picnic table and a gas bayonet for outdoor cooking.

Buyers should check the 12V system and the condition of the annexe walls. The rolling auction format means the price moves based on demand, so watch the bid activity. Pickup will be from the Pinkenba depot, so factor in transport costs if you are not local.

This is the 12th Anniversary edition of the Black Series Dominator, built for serious off-grid travel. It features a heavy-duty chassis, independent suspension, and aggressive all-terrain tyres. Inside, you get a 12V compressor fridge, a four-burner cooktop, and a dedicated ensuite with a cassette toilet.

The camper also includes a 200W solar panel, dual 100Ah batteries, and a 95L freshwater tank. Buyers should inspect the unit in person before bidding. Grays is running this as a single-item rolling auction, so the close time will trigger once bidding slows. Check the listing for the current bid and any reserve.

This is a near-new off-road van built for serious touring. The Airlie 21 layout gives you a separate shower and toilet, a proper kitchen with a four-burner cooktop and 190-litre fridge, plus a queen bed with innerspring mattress. The external kitchen is a bonus for cooking outside.

Key specs include a 12V system with 200Ah lithium battery and 200W solar panel, a 95-litre freshwater tank, and independent coil suspension. It’s also pre-wired for a second battery and has a 50A DC-DC charger. If you want a factory-fresh van without the wait or showroom price, this is a solid chance to grab one. Check the listing for the exact close date as it’s a rolling sale.

This is a factory-fresh caravan that has never been registered or used. The B20 B layout includes a queen bed at the rear, a dinette that converts to extra sleeping, and a well-equipped kitchen with a sink, cooktop, and fridge. Storage is generous for a van this size, with overhead lockers and a full-height wardrobe.

Buyers should factor in registration costs, as this is an unregistered vehicle. Given it’s a single lot from a rolling auction, the close date may shift. Check the listing for the current end time before bidding.

This is an older Jayco Westport, built on a single-axle setup with a ball weight of 100kg and a 1600kg ATM. It sleeps four with a double bed and a dinette that converts into another double. Storage includes a front boot and a full-height rear wardrobe.

The van comes with a 95L fridge, a Dometic toilet and shower, and a hot water system. It also has a wind-up antenna and a jockey wheel. Given the age, check the seals, tyres, and any signs of water ingress around the roof and windows before bidding. The rolling auction format means you can bid anytime, but the close date is still to be confirmed.

This is a straight-up bus fleet clearance, all MAN 18 Series units in either 4×2 configuration. The standout is the 2010 manual 61-seater, which is the youngest of the bunch. The 2006 automatic is the only self-shifting option, worth a look if you want to avoid a clutch pedal in city work.

All buses are from the same operator, so maintenance history should be consistent. The 2007 manual and the 2006 manual 4x2s round out the set, giving buyers a choice of year and condition. No close date is set yet, so you have time to inspect. If you need a school run, shuttle service, or tour bus, this is a solid batch to pick from.

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 is a broad-spectrum sale from a specialist outfit that runs these regularly, so expect depth in the usual collectable categories. The militaria section often turns up pre-1950 badges, medals, and edged weapons worth a look. Coin lots range from pre-decimal Australian silver through to world issues, often grouped in mixed lots that can deliver value for a modest bid.

Stamp collectors should scan the albums and cartons; loose accumulations can hide better material. The jewellery and antique furniture sections add variety for those after something displayable rather than boxed. With 550 lots and a seven-day close from the listing date, bidding will be steady rather than frantic. Check the lot photos for condition notes, as collectable grading varies widely in this type of sale.

This weekly sale from the team at Sumner Park covers the usual hardware staples but throws in some heavier plant items that lift it above the standard garage cleanout. Recent listings have included industrial-grade air compressors, portable generators, and arc welders, plus concrete cutting and grinding equipment that typically attracts trade buyers.

The tool section is worth a close look. You will find brand-name power tools, socket sets, and automotive diagnostic gear mixed in with older collectable hand tools. For anyone setting up a workshop or chasing spares, the bulk hardware lots often contain fasteners, fittings, and electrical components that go cheaply when no one else bids.

Check the photos carefully on the machinery lots. Some items show visible wear and may need servicing, but the starting prices reflect that. McDonald Auctions has been running these sales since 1989, so the process is straightforward. Register early if you plan to bid on the bigger compressors or welders.

This weekly sale from a Brisbane outfit that has been running since 1989 covers the usual spread of workshop gear. The lot list shows a strong run of cordless gear from Makita and Milwaukee, including drills, impact drivers, and grinders, many with batteries and chargers. There are also workbenches, vice sets, and a stack of steel shelving units for the shed or warehouse.

The machinery side includes bench grinders, a small metal lathe, and a few compressors. Plenty of tooling and consumables like drill bits, saw blades, and abrasives are mixed in. With weekly turnover, new lots keep appearing, so check back if the first pass does not have what you need. Pickup is from Sumner Park, and the close date is yet to be set.

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.