5 Strategies To Make Your Charity Auction a Success

Posted on January 28, 2020February 17, 2023 by admin

5 Strategies To Make Your Charity Auction a Success

Hosting your own charity auction can be a little bit intimidating for a beginner, how do you get started, how much planning should go into the event, and probably the biggest question of all, how do you host a successful charity auction if you have never before? If you are new to charity auctions all together a charity auction is most generally known as a nonprofit fundraising event where a nonprofit organization will generally raise money by collecting donations such as experiences, trips, items, gift cards, and more; and selling them to the highest bidder on a live, online or silent auction. If you are in the planning process of a charity auction or are hoping to plan one soon, we have 5 simple strategies to help you make your charity auction a success.

1. Choose the Correct Type Of Auction

Before beginning the entire auction process and planning stage, the first and foremost thing that you can do in order to help your charity auction succeed is going to be to choose the correct type of auction. There are live, online, and silent auctions, many people will even combine two of the three in a good combination and to also reach a wider audience. Choosing the correct type of auction will require proper research to find out who your donors will likely be, and how they will best interact with the auction. In order to connect with your donors properly you might benefit from sending out a survey that asks strategic questions that will help you understand your audience as well as what they are interested in, and how they will best interact with your auction.

2. Secure Your Large Items Far in Advance

This is a basic strategy that will help your charity auction to be a success. Don’t find yourself one month away from your auction with no large items secured. Depending on your situation and auction your “large items” might vary in value – but no matter what the dollar amount value is, be sure to secure those items as far in advance as you can. The more time you have them secured, the more time you have to market them and strategize the best way to sell them in your auction.

3. Use Proper Marketing

Proper marketing can take your charity auction to the next level. Invest in some paid advertising, utilize social media, and strategize how to get donors to the auction. For example, you could start a small raffle giveaway that starts online and the winner will be chosen live at the charity auction. This is a great way to gain exposure all while giving incentive for your potential donors and buyers to show up the night of your auction where they can see all of the rest of your items.

4. Remind Donors of the Cause

Reminding your donors and buyers of the cause of the auction is a great way to help your auction be successful. We would also recommend to be sure to provide your donors with various options to donate to the cause, not JUST through the auction. Utilize the buyers emotions, by being sure to share your cause in creative ways throughout the auction. For example if you are a non profit that helps local schools with an after school program for kids that are at risk, it would be a great idea to have a principle of one of the schools come and give a short testimony of how your nonprofit has helped them. There are many creative ways to share with your audience the mission of your charity or nonprofit. So hold a brainstorming session with your team and try to come up with at least 2-3 ways to share the cause with your buyers and donors.

5. Order Your Items Strategically

If you have chosen to utilize a live auction for your charity event, believe it or not the order that your items are sold can make a huge difference in the success of your auction. It’s a pretty general rule of thumb to start your auction with the smallest items that you have. Starting with small items and working your way up to the larger items helps the event build suspense for your buyers and donors. Generally it is recommended to sell your biggest ticket items at about ¾ of the way through the auction. This gives your audience time to anticipate the larger attraction items, and leaves just enough time after they are sold for everyone to settle down and focus back on the more middle valued items. If your large items are sold too soon in the auction, your bigger donors who would be interested in those items will likely lose interest in the rest of the smaller items and auction.

We hope that these tips will help you plan your charity auction and set yourself up for success. No matter how you choose to plan your nonprofit auction, be sure to give yourself plenty of time to plan, gather together a team, and think through the auction step by step.
If you need help getting started with your charity auction, or are looking for a auction house to help you host and run your auction, please take a look at our DBA Orbitbi d Charity! We are happy to help you in any way that we can.

Mobile Concrete And Asphalt Crushing Plants For Sale

Posted on January 27, 2020October 4, 2024 by admin

Mobile Concrete And Asphalt Crushing Plants For Sale

For Immediate Purchase Via Sealed Bid

Name: 2 Complete and Operating Mobile Concrete and Asphalt Crushing Plants (Plant #1 & Plant #2)

Date: Accepting Sealed Bid Offers through Friday February 14, 2020.

Address: Confidential

For a complete detailed list of equipment available for sealed bid, and for more information, please clink the link below and submit the NDA.

If you are in the concrete and asphalt business, we have a unique auction that might be perfect for your company! Miedema Asset Management Group is managing a Michigan companies assets due to a downsize. The company is currently downsizing and restructuring, resulting in 2 separate and complete mobile concrete and asphalt crushing packages. These two pieces of equipment are available for immediate purchase via sealed bid.

Both pieces of equipment are fully functional, and are being offered as complete operating plants or individual components. These are late model, well maintained pieces of equipment that are fully operating.

Complete and Operating Mobile Concrete and Asphalt Crushing Plants
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If you are ready to submit a sealed bid to purchase this equipment, you must first sign a Non-Disclosure Agreement and return it to us. After we receive the signed NDA, we will contact you and give you a confidential secured link to view details on this sale! To sign the non-disclosure agreement, please click here.

Sealed bids will be accepted through Friday February 14, 2020.
For questions or for more information, please call Brennen Lubbers at 616-265-4682 or email at brennen@1800lastbid.com

Business Liquidation and Auction Checklist

Posted on January 16, 2020February 17, 2023 by admin

Business Liquidation and Auction Checklist

Things To Consider As You Begin The Liquidation Process

If the time has come for you to down size or even close your operations, you might be a little overwhelmed with where you can start to get the job done. Since a business liquidation is not something that most people are overly familiar with, we want to help. Miedema Asset Management Group often helps different companies with downsizing or closing down their operations as well as helping them sell some of their assets on auction to make sure that they are closing down in the best possible financial state.

Consider Working With A Professional:

Before you even begin the process, you should first and foremost consider working with a professional. Professional liquidation companies are both familiar with the process and also know how to help you get the most out of your process. They have both experience and knowledge of the entire process and can help you immensely.

Consider Selling Via Auction:

Another thing to think about before you begin the liquidation process, is selling your items in a liquidation auction. Liquidation auctions are super common when it comes to closing down businesses, and it’s known that this is one of the best ways to get the most money out of your business assets. Working with the Miedema Companies is a great way to get both a professional and auction house in the same company.

Gather A List Of All Your Assets:

The first thing once you have settled on a company to work with or the decision to work on your own, is to get together a list of all of your business assets. This will be the list that you work off of as you begin the liquidation process. Once you have all of your assets recorded in one place you can go through and start making the decisions on what you will want to sell on auction. If you are working with a professional liquidation company it’s likely that they will help you evaluate your assets and decide which ones that you should be selling.

Consider Getting An Appraisal:

If you are selling some larger assets such as large equipment or machinery you should consider getting an appraisal. These items could be anything from restaurant equipment to heavy machinery, to construction items, and everything in between. Getting an appraisal will help you determine the market value for some of those larger items which will in turn help you decide what prices you can expect to receive from your liquidation sale.

Moving on to the auction process of your business liquidation, there are many things to consider before you begin, one of the first things that you will have to do when moving forward with your liquidation auction will be to set a date for your auction. A well-chosen date and time can really help you get the most out of your liquidation auction. The first thing you will want to do is to think about whom your auction items are going to appeal to. For example, if you are a restaurant business that is liquidating your company items, you are likely going to want to target other restaurant or bar owners to buy your items, now of course no targeted audience should be exclusive, but you can have an idea of who is going to be interested in your items. The first thing to do is going to be picking a date and time that works for those people. Choose your dates and times wisely based on who is going to be likely interested in participating in your liquidation auction. The second thing that we would encourage you to consider would be to invest in proper marketing for your auction. When it’s time to put on your auction, good marketing can help you immensely in getting the most out of your items – even in the liquidation process. Making a small initial investment will likely help your return be so much larger and greater when the time comes for your items to be sold. If you have chosen to work with a professional liquidation company we would encourage you to first and foremost see if they offer any marketing options for your liquidation sale, if they do, it simplifies the process by using a company that is already involved in this important process. If not, do some research on companies that offer marketing for short-term projects like yours. In the beginning of your marketing efforts be sure to invest some time in capturing good images, as well as writing some good descriptions that describe your items well. Another thing that is smart to do is to spend some time with your team and brainstorm of your marketing goals for the auction, how much do you want to spend, what do you want to do and who do you want to reach. These goals will help point your marketing process in the right direction so that you can get the most out of your auction sale.

We hope that these few tips and things to consider help you in your business liquidation process. Working with the Miedema companies is a great way to liquidate your business items all while providing you options for appraisals, auction services, marketing packages and more. If you are searching for a company that will help you, contact us today, our team is more than happy to help you begin liquidating your business and assets to ensure that the closing or downsizing process is as simple as it can be.
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HG Ventures Inc. Dump Truck Auction

Posted on January 15, 2020 by admin

HG Ventures Inc. Dump Truck Auction

Find the perfect truck for your company

Looking to expand your fleet of dump trucks? Whether you are a municipality wanting to serve your clients in a greater capacity or are a private company looking to grow, we have just the auction for you! On Wednesday, January 29th we will be holding an auction for HG Ventures Inc. to liquidate their dump trucks. There will be 30+ dump trucks selling short notice in this secured creditor sale. Check out a few of these great items below or click here to go straight to the full dump truck auction!

2010 Volvo Triaxle Dump Truck

2010 Volvo triaxle dump truck, 452,258 miles, 17,158 hours, ECU, battery, and maintenance lights on, Volvo D13, 425 HP diesel, 13-speed Eaton-Fuller transmission, 84,740 GVWR, front axle 18,740 lbs. GAWR, 1st intermediate 20,000 lbs., 2nd intermediate 23,000 lbs., rear axle 23,000 lbs., Parker Trailer, model AV18-A, aluminum dump bed, automatic tarp, single 125 gallon fuel tank, aluminum rims, lift tag axle, bed is 18′ x 64″ tall sides x 96″ wide, dent in fuel tank, hood has paint chips and cracks, passenger side step area is rusted and broken, VIN 4V5KC9EH6AN290736, currently in non-running condition, may have starter issue, includes keys.

Starting Bid: $1,000.00

2015 MACK Triaxle Dump Truck

2015 MACK, model GU713, triaxle dump, 370,875 miles, 5,204 engine hours, Allison automatic push button transmission, heated mirrors, power windows and locks, diff lock, PTO with Apsco lift tag axle, engine brake, cruise control, GVWR 84,000 lb., front axle 18,000 lb., 1st intermediate axle 20,000 lb., 2nd intermediate axle is 23,000 lb., and rear axle 23,000 lb., Volvo D-13 12.8 liter diesel engine, VIN 1M2AX07C7FM022090, Parker, model ABW-18A, 18′ x 64″ tall sides x 96″ wide aluminum dump bed, has hydraulic leak, message indicator light on for air filter, bed will not lift, unit runs and drives, lift axle works, automatic tarp.

Starting Bid: $1,000.00

2005 Peterbilt 357 Roll Off Triaxle Truck with Lift Tag

2005 Peterbilt 357 roll off triaxle truck with lift tag, 142,066 miles, 1,332 hours, check engine light on, oil light on, Diff lock, Eaton-Fuller transmission, air ride seat, manual windows, interior shows wear, diesel engine, unable to open hood, unit runs and appears operate, VIN 1NPAL00X45NB43632, damage to hood and bumper, cracked windshield.

Starting Bid: $1,000.00

2013 Volvo Triaxle Dump Truck

2013 Volvo triaxle dump truck, 419,635 miles, 13,633 hours, 82,360 GVWR, Eaton-Fuller 10-speed transmission, D13, 500 HP diesel, GAWR front axle 18,180 lbs., 1st intermediate axle 18,180 lbs., 2nd intermediate axle, 23,000 lbs., and rear axle 23,000 lbs., DEF tank, dual 75 gallon aluminum fuel tanks, Heritage, model HA1H aluminum dump body, size 19′ 6″ x 66″ x 72″, S/N HA-517, 2013 bed, front and lift tag axles have aluminum rims with 38565R225 tires, automatic tarp system, bed is filled with used tires, driver’s side rear axle have steel tires, passenger outer are aluminum, single stack, runs and operates, has dent in front bumper, missing grill trim piece, cracked windshield, shifter knob missing, VIN 4V5KC9EJ6DN134980.

Starting Bid: $1,000.00

We hope that you have found something great to bid on in this dump truck auction. This is some great equipment and we can’t wait to see who will take it home. If you have any questions about this auction, please feel free to contact us here. We want to make sure that you are fully informed when participating in our auctions. If you don’t have any further questions, click the button below to view the full auction!

Roll Off Container, Hopper, Crate, and Basket Liquidation

Posted on January 8, 2020January 8, 2020 by admin

Roll Off Container, Hopper, Crate, and Basket Liquidation

Court Ordered Auction

Decided to upgrade or expand your equipment to start the new year off right? You’ve come to the right place! If you are looking for any form of roll off container, hoppers, crates and baskets, we are sure to have one that will be of interest to you. We will be holding a court ordered liquidation on Wednesday, January 15th, auctioning off a wide variety of containers. Check out a few of the items up for auction below, or click here to go straight to the full auction.

Approx. 30 yard Roll Off Container

(1) approx. 30 yard roll off container, model R2260-1, S/N 58640, includes contents, buyer responsible for removal.

Starting Bid: $5.00

Approx. 40 yard Roll Off Container

(1) approx. 40 yard roll off container, buyer is responsible for removal.

Starting Bid: $5.00

Short 45 yard Roll Off Dumpster

(1) short 45 yard roll off dumpster, rear swing door, buyer responsible for removal.

Starting Bid: $5.00

Forkable Metal Crate

(1) Forkable metal crate, 40 1/2″ width x 49″ depth x 51″ tall, contents not included, buyer responsible for removal.

Starting Bid: $5.00

We hope that you have found something that will make a great addition to your company’s equipment inventory. The new year is a great time to make sure that all of your equipment is up and running and ready for the season to begin. Buying now gives you a lot of time to sort through the many deals, as well as asses what pieces of your equipment you need to update. That way you won’t find yourself scrambling to be ready at the start the the busy season. If you have any questions concerning the auction or our auction process, feel free to contact us here. We want to make sure that you have all of your questions answered in order to confidently bid. If you don’t have any questions, click the button below to go to the auction! Happy bidding!

Interested in Selling?

Consider selling your assets with us! Auctions are a fantastic way to bring in greater profits than you may be able to receive in a traditional sale. Contact us today to see what one of our auctions could do for you!

Why You Should Update Your Farm Equipment at a Farm Machinery & Tractor Auction

Posted on January 3, 2020February 17, 2023 by admin

Why You Should Update Your Farm Equipment at a Farm Machinery & Tractor Auction

The Benefits of Agricultural Auctions

Let’s just say it. Farming equipment is expensive. Whenever you invest in a new piece of machinery you shell out a lot of capital on an asset that will depreciate rather quickly. Luckily, turning to manufacturers isn’t the only option that you have to update your equipment. Agricultural equipment auctions are a fantastic way to replace your machinery. Made more popular than ever with the current market prices, auctions allow farmers to purchase quality machines for less than they would pay at a dealership. While this should be enough to sell you on agricultural auctions already, there are plenty of additional reasons why you should consider an auction the next time you are looking to update your machinery.

There are a wide variety of options:

Auctions will have many different types of equipment from a wide range of manufacturers, allowing you to compare the machinery easily. You don’t need to worry about traveling around to tons of different dealerships to find the equipment that best fits your need or has the lowest price. You can evaluate each piece and decide what you would be willing to pay. You set your price – not a dealership.

Auction prices can be cheaper than renting:

Many farmers rent different pieces of equipment depending on the season. They may not have a large enough production to justify owning a piece, or don’t have the funds available to purchase every piece of machinery that they need to complete each planting and harvesting season. However, renting will start to add up over time. In the same way that you are temporarily spending money when renting an apartment – over the long run it will probably be cheaper for you to buy a house where you will be able to recover your money if you chose to sell it. Since the prices of our equipment are below the general market prices, it may be worth it for you to directly buy a piece of machinery. You may even be able to rent your machinery out to other farmers in your area!

Buy replacement parts

If your equipment is holding out for the time being, but you know you are going to have to replace some parts in the future, consider buying them in an auction. Many auctions include attachments, accessories, and general parts of various equipment that sellers no longer need or want. Pick up different parts that you want to keep on hand, so you don’t have to worry if your equipment breaks down. Sometimes we sell equipment that isn’t in working condition. If you have the same machine in your fleet, it might be advantageous for you to purchase the machine to use for replacement parts in the future. There are a wide variety of things that you can buy besides full working pieces of equipment at an auction – you never know what you might find!

Start or expand your production:

Like we said before, equipment is expensive. If you are considering starting your own farm or increasing your production capabilities an auction is a great place to get equipment for it. You don’t have to drop a ton of money on the best and newest machines, you can test out your capacity for growth and then build up from there. Then you can check back into our future auctions to purchase more equipment to fully expand!

Farm machinery and equipment auctions are truly one of the best ways to update your machinery while still saving money. Check out our current auctions to see what agricultural equipment auctions are coming up! If you have any questions about buying or selling with us, feel free to contact us here.

Supermarket Equipment Liquidation

Posted on December 27, 2019December 26, 2019 by admin

Supermarket Equipment Liquidation

Two Store Locations - Liquidation Sale

This is a supermarket equipment liquidation you do not want to miss! We have two separate supermarket liquidations taking place via online auction on January 14th, 2020.
Farmington Location: 115 Elm St Farmington., Farmington, MN 55024
Hudson Location: 2351 Coulee Rd., Hudson, WI 54016
This auction features tons of great equipment including commercial kitchen and deli equipment as well as forklifts, pallet jacks, warehouse equipment and more! Bidding will take place on Tuesday, January 14th starting at 8am and beginning to close at 6pm the same day. Check out some more information about these lots or click here to go right to the auction!

Lot 1-37111 Globe Commercial Mixer

This globe commercial mixer is a model SP20 20qt machine. 115V 1/2 HP, Single Phase and in working condition, this mixer would make a great addition to your kitchen equipment.

Includes: Whisper, flat paddle beater

Location: 2351 Coulee Rd., Hudson, WI 54016

Item currently open for pre-bidding

Bidding will begin at $25.00 and will continue in increments of $5.00

Lot 1-38102 Franke Evolution Espresso Machine

This stainless steal espresso machine is a 2-step commercial unit. The machine features two hoppers and includes the steam wand.

Includes: Whisper, flat paddle beater

Location: 2351 Coulee Rd., Hudson, WI 54016

Item currently open for pre-bidding

Bidding will begin at $25.00 and will continue in increments of $25.00

This auction features over 550 lots of various kitchen and supermarket equipment at two separate locations. You don’t miss this extraordinary investment opportunity to find some great quality commercial kitchen equipment to add to your assortment.

If you have any questions about the auction please contact us here. Or click the button below to discover the rest of the auction and see more auction details:

How to Save on Costs When Transporting Heavy Equipment

Posted on December 16, 2019January 6, 2020 by admin

How to Save on Costs When Transporting Heavy Equipment

When the time comes for you to transport your equipment from point A to point B it can be costly depending on distance, and means of transportation – and for most people who might not have ever transported a heavy piece of equipment before, the task can seem a bit overwhelming as well as expensive. As you prepare to start transporting your heavy equipment or machinery, we have a few things to think about so that you are prepared and can make the most cost effective decision when it comes to transportation.

Think About Distance

The distance that you are going to be transporting your heavy equipment will largely affect how you will choose to transport it as well as what options you have for moving the items. If you are only transporting your equipment a short distance, most people will find that the most cost effective way to do so will be to move and transport the equipment themselves. Most of the time, a flatbed trailer will do. Flatbed trailers generally have the ability to support several tons of weight making them a viable option for transporting especially heavy equipment. If you ARE hoping to move your equipment yourself, be sure to take into consideration all of the legalities that will also occur. You might need to purchase to obtain an oversized load permit. Make sure to do your research before you move any equipment so that you are prepared for any situation that might occur. If you don’t own a flatbed trailer, you can always rent one, and if you do not have access to one it’s possible that you would want to look into getting your equipment towed or hiring someone to transport it for you!

If you need your equipment to go a little bit further, you will want to look into various shipping options. Shipping your equipment might include it traveling via train, semi, or maybe even boat depending on where it is going! If you are going to ship your equipment, make sure to get various quotes from different shipping agencies or companies to make sure that you are getting the best rate to send your items where they need to go.

Consider Disassembling Your Equipment

Regardless if you are going to be moving your equipment yourself or hiring someone else to do it, disassembling your equipment is a creative way to save you a few bucks. Disassembling your equipment can reduce the dimensions if you are shipping your equipment, and if you are transporting your own equipment, it can allow you to load up your equipment more efficiently and make it easier to handle each individual piece rather than the equipment as a whole. If your equipment does not run, disassembling is a great way to transport your equipment simply because you might not be able to drive/move it independently. Even if you do not disassemble your equipment into many parts, you will always want to remove any detachable parts such as buckets, forks, etc. and secure them separately.

Other Things To Consider & Save You Money

A few other things to consider when you are preparing to move your machines, equipment, and large heavy items are insurance, safety checks, permits, and maintenance.

Insurance

Insurance is important to consider before you move any equipment by any means. If anything were to happen during transit, you will want to be covered. There will always be some sort of risk involved in the movement of your heavy equipment and machinery – and having insurance can help you protect yourself from having to pay for any needed repairs if something is damaged or accidentally broken.

Safety Checks

Safety checks are a good way to make sure that everything is in good condition before transport, also allowing you to recognize quickly if any part or piece of your machine is damaged in transit. Safety checks can also help you identify any potential issues that might arise so that you can address them quickly and make sure that they don’t become a bigger issue down the road!

Permits

As we stated earlier, making sure that you have the correct permits is so important before transport especially if you are transporting the equipment yourself. Be sure to put in the time and research to making sure that you have the proper permits to move your equipment as needed. If you hire someone move your heavy equipment for you, it’s more likely that they have a good idea of what permits are needed and what legalities there are to follow – we would still encourage you to inquire about what permits they have acquired.

Maintenance

Maintenance before moving your items is necessary in specific situations. Mostly if you have elected to ship your machinery, we would suggest that you maintain your equipment as well as drain it of all its fluids and disconnect the battery and hoses as necessary and applicable. Doing this helps you transport your equipment and items more safely and will also is just a preventive precaution to have a safe, clean transport.

These are just a few things to consider and think about while you prepare to transport your equipment from point A to point B – wherever that might be.
If you are trying to transport your equipment to sell it, consider our auction services. Save the money and time of transporting your items by having Orbitbid come to your location and host your own auction from your very own site! Our team will come to you, and sell your items from your current facility, no transportation necessary on your part!

If you have questions about hosting your own auction so that you don’t have to transport your equipment, please contact our customer service team today at 616-538-0367 or click here to fill out our contact form!

L & L Bull Farms Orchard Equipment Auction

Posted on December 9, 2019December 5, 2019 by admin

L & L Bull Farms Orchard Equipment Auction

Retirement Orchard Equipment Auction - December 18, 2019

If you are in the orchard business we have the perfect auction for you. Over 73 lots of various orchard equipment will be sold via online auction on December 18th of 2019. All equipment comes from the retirement of L & L Bull Farms located in Casnovia Michigan. Items include picking buckets, tractors, vehicles, pruners, saws, tree guards, lime spreaders and so much more! Auction is currently open for pre-bidding, and bidding will end at 6:00PM EST on 12-18-19. To see full auction details, click here.

Preview a few of the many lots below!

Lot 1-4773 John Deere Manure Spreader

This John Deere model L, series 51 manure spreader features rear discharge with an auger. It has 7.50 – 20 tires and rims. It is not in working condition and is for parts or repair only.

Bidding begins at $5.00 and open for pre-bidding NOW!

Lot 1-4810 2000 Freightliner FL80

This 2000 Freightliner FL80 is a tandem axle flat bed truck. The vehicle features a 9-speed Eaton Fuller transmission with a Cat 3126.

Features:
– 210 HP Diessel
– GVWR 48,000
– Front Axle 12,000 lb
– Air Ride Seat
– Leaf Suspension
– Duel Fuel Tanks
– 28’long x 96″ wide Bed
– Heated Mirrors

Lot 1-4757 Hydraulic Tools

This lot features 2 different hydraulic tools to keep your orchard trees in perfect condition. Compatible for a Brownie, lot includes a chain saw and a pruner. Chain saw is 14″

Starting bid is just $5.00 and lot is open for pre-bidding NOW!

We hope that you find something that will fit your business’s needs perfectly! If you have any questions about this auction or the lots above, please contact us here. Or click the button below to discover the rest of the auction and see more auction details:

Sprint Race Car Team Liquidation Auction

Posted on December 6, 2019April 23, 2024 by admin

Sprint Race Car Team Liquidation Auction

Win the car of your dreams!

As a little boy did you dream of flying down the road, passing all your competitors, and crossing the finish line of the Daytona 500 or Monaco Grand Prix in first place? Well, you may not be able to get into those races, but after placing a bid in this auction, you will have a vehicle to at least get you on the track! After many years as a successful race team owner, Rick Ridenour has decided to pursue a new adventure and has elected to liquidate all assets and equipment of the race team, along with a few classic condition vehicles to the highest bidder.This online race car auction will take place on Wednesday, December 18th. Inspection times. Check out a few of the lots below, or click here to go straight to the auction!

1967 Buick Electra 225

1967 Buick Electra 225 – 4 door
Aquamarine exterior, 430ci-4 barrel, 91,226 miles, P/W, A/C, vinyl top, Power bench seat, original hubcaps, full size spare, good white wall tires-225-75 R15 radial ply, has new starter, new battery, car cover.
Car is stored and VERY CLEAN!

Starting Bid: $1,000.00

Sprint Car Roller

Sprint Car Roller (Black 360) (Frame # 2203-8)

2018 Maxim frame with complete set of fiberglass body panels, Maxim front axle with Winters hubs & aluminum front rotor, Winters Pro Eliminator rear end, complete swivel ball 4:11 with UltraLite axle & rear titanium brake rotor, Maxim rear bird cages, front & rear bumpers, Maxim front & rear arms, gas & brake pedals, shift cable, steering wheel, FSR chassis mounted radiator, radiator rock shield, complete driveline with torque tube, & JMR Designs Ball Blanket, Maxim Jacobs ladder, 5-pt seat belt, Allstar Performance Ultralight JMR sprint knee guard, oil & temp gauges, rock guard, wing adjustment control and high pressure wing cylinder, Weld rims with Hoosier tires, 15 1/2″ ButlerBuilt E-Z Series Sprint Car Seat, Wildwood brakes on front & rear, Top Flight nose wing, Wings Unlimited top wing, nerf bars, Pro Shocks, Maxim motor plate, KSE Racing Products P/S pump, KSE Racing Products P/S gear box(new in 2019 season), complete fuel system with stainless steel braided high pressure lines, Saldana Racing Products 28 gallon bladder fuel tail tank.

Starting Bid: $1,000.00

1983 Honda V45 Intercepter 750 CC Motorcycle

1983 Honda V45 Intercepter Motorcycle 750cc
19,084 miles, D&D headers, good tires, VERY CLEAN,
Last driven 1998, stored inside since
Motor good, needs carb work(won’t start)
Includes bike hoist,wheelie bar, Honda bike cover & additional motor saved from a different bike that was parted out.

Starting Bid: $500.00

2016 Yamaha Kodiak EPS Special Edition Quad

2016 Yamaha Kodiak EPS Special Edition Quad
700cc, 535 miles, 145 hours, looks great & runs good.
Just no longer needed.

Starting Bid: $500.00

BendPak Hoist (with pads)

BendPak Hoist (with pads);
6000# capacity, 110 hydraulic,
Model # MD-6XP, 4′ Max lift height

Starting Bid: $5.00

GOLF CART-Electric Club Car(white)

Brand new batteries & cables, new charger,
works great, windshield, cup holders,
clubs holder and basket in rear
Serial # AQ0420-393913

Starting Bid: $500.00

Are your engines ready to go place a bid? We hope so! Head on over to the auction by clicking the button below! If you have any questions about this race car auction, please feel free to call or email the lot contacts listed for each lot. There will be inspection times on Tuesday 12/1719 from 9am-4pm and Wednesday 12/18 from 8am-5pm. Have any further questions about our auction process or our company? Contact us here. Happy bidding!