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Services - Surplus Sales From time to time we get used or surplus equipment from companies or individuals who no longer have a need for them and wish to give them away or dump them. We take their excess equipment, refurbish them to our specifications, and resell them here.
Some individuals or buyers may not have the necessary funds to buy brand new equipment and prefer to buy used equipment. Sometimes they prefer to deal with local surplus merchants or go to flea markets to find them. We offer the same opportunity, but without second-guessing if the product they bought really works or if they've been had.
All of our used and surplus equipment goes through a complete check process to make sure that they are in good operational condition. If they don't work or can be used for parts, we place them in the "Parts-Only" category. Otherwise everything we sell will meet & exceed your expectations and always guarantee that they are in working order for you.
What we currently have in stock:
Item Description: Price: Pictures: Motorola Syntor X: T73VBJ7J04BK $50.00 Available Upon Request Motorola Syntor X: T73VBJ7J04BK $50.00 Available Upon Request Motorola Speaker: HSN4005A $8.00 Available Upon Request Motorola Mic: HMN1052A $10.00 Available Upon Request Motorola Mic: TMN6054A $10.00 Available Upon Request Motorola Amplifier: TLD1692D (105 watts) $75.00 Available Upon Request
Make Offer = Make an offer of any value. If accepted, price is final. "obo" = Pay price or make a better offer. Fixed Price (ie: $12.00) = This is the purchase price. Offers not accepted. Price is final. Red Italicized Item =
Parts only / Sold as is / All sales final. Looking for something but don't see it on our list? Just ask! -- We can always get used or surplus items for you next project!
If you have items you no longer need, but do not wish to throw them out, we'll gladly take them (no charge) and keep our garbage dumps waste-free. -- We even accept old ham towers from estate sales or move-outs!!
(we cannot accept batteries or CRT monitors at this time)