Hassalls will host its last on-site auction in 2016 from 10am this Thursday 8 December, with millions of dollars’ worth of second-hand Curtis Island equipment expected to sell to buyers looking to stock up as they head into the Christmas break.
Across Hassalls’ ten Gracemere sales this calendar year, over 3,600 lots of utility’s, trucks, trailers, hand tools and palletised goods have been sold to Central Queensland farmers, businessmen and tradies on-site, as well as interstate buyers online.
Hassalls General Manager Steve Wall said Thursday’s sale is expected to exceed targets, with excess stock from the year set to go under the hammer.
“All of our sales this year have been overwhelmingly successful, as we consistently offer buyers the opportunity to pick up quality products for a fraction of the new cost,” Mr Wall said.
“Thursday’s catalogue includes a lot of extra gear from the Curtis Island project, ranging from a fantastic range of large Isuzu trucks, utes and generic hand tools to power generators and even beach umbrellas.
“As there’s something for everyone it’s a great option to pickup some of your Christmas presents early, and at heavily discounted prices.”
The auction is part of a series of Curtis Island LNG project sales on behalf of NYSE-Liquidity Services, which has over 7,000 clients, three million registered buyers and achieves over $1 billion in sales annually.
To bid online and view the full catalogue, head to: http://www.hassalls.com.au/auction.php?id=711
For those who can’t make it on the day live webcast bidding is available. Buyers will need to visit Hassalls’ website here prior to the sale to register.
The auction will run from 10am on Thursday 8 November, 35-53 Somerset Road, Gracemere QLD. To view a map click here.
