Open to the public; ATVs, dump trucks, cars and more at St. Johns County surplus auction
ActionNewsJax.com News Staff
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Plenty of items ranging from dump trucks, ATVs, buses, and computer equipment will all be up for auction in this weekend’s St. Johns County surplus goods auction.
The auction is open to the public on Sat., May 11, at 2416 Dobbs Road in St. Augustine and will begin at 10 a.m.. An early preview will take place on Fri., May 10, from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. at the same location. Then on auction day, another preview will take place on Saturday at 8 a.m.
The county said the auction is held once or twice a year to sell items approved by the Board of County Commissioners to the highest bidder. The county has a contract with Great Expectations Auction, Estate Services, and Realty to perform these auctions. The money generated from the auction goes back into the county’s general fund.
Click here to view a list of all the items up for auction. Some of the items featured can be viewed below.
This ATV is one of many vehicles at the SJC surplus auction on Sat., May 11.
This 2010 Kuboata Zero Turn Mower could be your if you show up to St. John County's surplus auction on Saturday.
A 2007 Freightliner dump truck is some of the heavier equipment that buyers will have access to the surplus auction on Saturday.
This 2007 Ford Escape is one of many vehicles up for auction in St. Johns County on Saturday.
Various Apple laptops are some of the office equipment being auctioned off this weekend.
Looking for a bus to start your new business or just a vehicle with enough room for the entire family? This 2008 PC505 bus will be on the lot and available to bid on.
St. Johns County is auctioning off not just vehicles as surplus office equipment, including these surveillance cameras, will be available to bid on.
It's not a Gator but this 2016 Kawasaki Mule 4010 looks more than adequate to tackle tough jobs around the property.
The SJC surplus auction will have a choice of dump trucks, including this 2007 Freightliner M2.
This 2013 International Crew Cab dump truck comes with the crew cab for extra hands on deck.
This 2009 Toyota Camry is part of the fleet of vehicles up for auction.
This 2015 Ford F-250 looks to be customizable based on what the buyer could use it for.
If you need a trailer to go with your boat this heavy trailer has your name on it.
Different computer equipment and networking gear looks to be part of this lot up for auction on Saturday.
The SJC surplus auction on Saturday will have cell phones and cameras available to for the public to bid on.
A 2005 Ford Ranger is being offered to the general public to bid on this Saturday.
If you need to haul some heavy payloads, this 2005 Ford F-750 looks to be up to the job.
SJC is looking to unload this 2003 Pierce Pumper off its hands at Saturday's surplus auction.
A general purpose trailer which looks ready to tackle the next job is up for auction in St. Johns County.
If your looking for some extra muscle, this 2006 287B multiloader could be yours for the right price.
A 2015 Ford F-150 will be part of the vehicle fleet looking for a new owner.
If you're in need of a trailer for your small or large business, maybe this 2009 Freedom Pace American Trailer fits your needs.
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