If you have ever thought of buying a house in the beautiful Miami FL, then the recent weather plunge probably reminded you of your Southern bound aspirations. With the first really cold bought of winter weather finally hitting the northern east coast, a nice house with a pool to swim in and porch to soak up some sun would be wonderful. Well, crossing the auction block is just that! Located in the community of Sweetwater Estates in the Tamiami area of Miami, this 1 level house is full to bursting with space and amenities. It boast 5 bedrooms, 5 bathrooms, living room, dining room, kitchen, family room, and attached 1 car garage. Added to the usual amenities is a covered porch, a beautiful in ground swimming pool, and the privacy of a fenced in property! The auction will be held on location, Tuesday, January 26 with the property open for inspection on 2 following Sundays, January 17 and January 24th from the hours of 1:00-4:00 pm. To bid on this auction, a $10,000 deposit is required, but when you lay eyes on the property you realize that it is worth it. This really is a beautiful home and if you are at all interested, click here to head over to www.governmentauctions.org to look at more pictures, and get more information, along with a FREE 3 day trial!
The 2013 Ducati Monster 796 is a handcrafted, wonder of a motorbike; one of Ducati’s line-up of ‘roadsters’ which is their versatile and general purpose street motorcycle. A true urban icon, it merged the Sportiness of the 1100 model above it and the Comfort of the 696 below it into one approachable, yet powerful package. Ducati’s location of Bologna, Italy shows itself through the bikes gorgeous exterior, which follows the “less-is-more mentality” while still being a classic Italian eye catching head-turner. The Monster 796 is constructed on a light yet strong frame, weighing in at just 368 lb, which paired with the 58 lb-ft of torque offers up a wonderful and responsive ride, delighting its owner on the ride to work or winding down a back road on a weekend drive. If you are a biker, or want to become one, there is little to go wrong with this “middle ground” motorcycle, a poster for everyday functionality. The bidding for this auction begins January 6 at 11:00 AM with an opening bid is set at $100. Bids go up from there in $100 increments until 11:16 AM on January 13, the auction close time. To place your bid on this great bike, or to find thousands of other great auctions, 
Apple is the undisputed ruler of the smartphone world and whether you love them or hate them, their iPhone will be around in a big way for a long time to come. One of the downsides to their clout in the industry is they have the power to price their phones how they like; and they sure do. An unlocked iPhone 6s starts at $649, and if you want a bigger screen or a bigger memory card, it quickly gets more expensive usually in multiples of $100! One alternative way to get the usefulness of the iPhone without the wallet-lightening downside is to buy a used, earlier model iPhone. While in the beginning of the smartphone wars, every new model launch came with huge jumps in functionality and usability, such as the iPhone 2 to the iPhone 3, in recent models the changes have gotten less and less pronounced. The “furthest back” iPhone that has the majority of the current iPhone’s basic functionality is probably the iPhone 4S. With a still great camera, Siri capability and Apples simple interface, there are still many people who are still happily using and relying on their 4S. For today auction, you can bid on 7 iPhone 4S’s that come equipped with cases and other accessories. Keep them for you and your family, or sell them for a quick profit of at least $100 each; either way, the current bid of $85 is quite a steal. Check out this auction and place your bid before the 10:30 AM (CT) January 11th end date and cash in on this great find! For more amazing auctions like this, 
When you think of the U.S. Army and helicopters, chances are you think of the Black Hawk helicopter. Ever since the first one went into service in 1979, this helicopter has been the primary medium lift utility transport and air assault aircraft for the U.S. Army. Truly ubiquitous, they played a part in the Osama Bin Laden raids and many others. Manufactured by Sikorsky, there are many different types and a variety of models to fit many different needs, but this version is the UH-60A model with a top speed of 150 Knots. Fuel is stored in two crash worthy fuel tanks totaling 360 gallons which keeps the plain aloft for a range of 320 Nautical Miles. The strong and secure build of this craft means that it can keep a maximum 2640 lbs airborne, the equivalent of 11 combat equipped troops in addition to a pilot, co-pilot and crew chief. As a twin engined helicopter it is equipped with two General Electric T700-GE-701 turbo shaft engines rated at 1,560 shaft horsepower turning a single 4-bladed rotor and a single 4-bladed tail rotor. If you are interested in bidding in this auction, make sure to do your research and place your bid before the auction ends on January 13 at 10:00 AM Central Time (CT). With a starting bid of $200,000 this auction is only for those who are serious about bidding. To get more information and to place a bid 
Check out this International Eagle up for auction today! The truck was made in 2002, and is currently bidding at just $5,725! This model number 99000i truck is a good sturdy truck and looks nice and modern with its rocket red paint job and a stellar exterior. With a measly 56,371 miles under her wheels, this truck is practically new for a long hauler like this and 
The internationally acclaimed Maranello based car company Ferrari, isn’t known for creating the most practical of cars. Few customers consider how many USB ports the car has, or whether it has enough suitcase space for a multi day road trip when they are looking through the Ferrari catalog. The one car in the Ferrari stable that comes the closest to pandering to the more practical of their wealthy clientele is the Ferrari California Convertible. For this “entry level” Ferrari, they have incorporated a few practical bits, including an easier entry and exit of the car, and a bigger trunk. I hope the talk of comfort and such haven’t fooled you though, this still is an unrepentant Ferrari to its core. The 483 HP 4.3 V8 engine rips and crackles the car from a standstill to 60 MPH in just 3.7 seconds. In classic Ferrari fashion, this car is still just as much of a fashion piece as it is automobile and the more than $200,000 base price (new) is a stark reminder of what it stands for and its standing in the automotive universe. While before you had to put down more than the cost of 8 new Toyota Camry’s combined to have this car in your hands, this auction is your chance to place your bid for a fraction of the retail cost. With a starting bid of $10,000, this LIVE auction is on January 6 at 9am in Riverside, CA. There are a few availability’s to bid online if you can’t make it to the location on that date. To register, bid, or to find more information 
Forklifts! These goofy, disproportionately shaped vehicles look like some kind of grown up go-kart, but in reality, they provide a necessary function for many businesses. Most consumers take for granted that the 5o pound bags of sand, piled 20 high, on a shelf 10 feet above them had to get up there somehow. The forklift, in its capacity as a large inventory mover, is the un-celebrated workhorse that makes the modern warehouse possible. The forklift up for auction has a laughably low current bid of just $505, more than $7,000 less than the next best price! What you get for the price is an all electric forklift, manufactured by ‘Crown,’ model #40fctt-188. This machine can heft loads up to 3,600 pounds with ease and its press on solid wheels will keep on rolling longer than regular tires between replacements. On the other hand, the price for this huge markdown is the uncertainty that can come with this type of deal. The forks of the lift are included but need to be attached, the charger is not included and would need to be replaced and the sale condition is “as is.” If you are OK with that and the chance of maybe needing to do a few repairs to get it in full working order, than this huge money saving auction is for you. Besides for making sure to place your bid on this Harrisburg, PA based auction before it ends December 30 at 5:01 PM Central Time (CT), 
After yesterdays post about a lathe, I thought I would continue with the “workshop” theme. Today’s featured auction, the humble drill press, is truly a workshop staple and is used by beginners and professionals. With a precision handle that allows you to slowly and precisely lower the bit, it easily bests a hand drill with its precision, and stability. Thanks to its interchangeable drill bits, it can drill though many different materials and can be used for a large variety of projects. This specific example is manufactured by “Central Machinery” and is model T-583. Equipped with 16 speeds, 1 HP and 16 AMPs it is up for the job and ready for action. The drill is located in New Johnsonville, TN and has a current bid of just $70 with just 2 current bidders and an end time of December 28 at 7:12 PM Central Time (CT). It should be noted that the listing does mention that the drill needs repair, but with simple machinery like this, if you are handy, it should be easily repairable and you can get a handy tool at a low price! For more information or to find other auctions, 
The lathe is an integral piece in a workshop and is used to machine a large variety of products. Baseball bats, pens, jewelry, and bowls are all things that can easily be made with a lathe; as you can see, it is quite a useful and versatile tool. Basically, it works along the same principle of many large tools. Rather than bringing the raw material to the tool, you bring the tool to the raw material allowing you to create more symmetrical pieces and create many products that all look exactly the same. This specific model is a gap bed lathe, sometimes referred to as an ‘extension-type’ lathe. This means that for all intents and purposes it is like a normal lathe, but has the added benefit that it can be adjusted to machine larger work pieces. It can be moved horizontally to accommodate longer pieces and vertically to accommodate wider pieces. A similar ‘Goodway’ model GW-1660 lathe, can be found online costing thousands of dollars, from $4,400 and up. By comparison, this lathe is currently bidding at little more than $1,000 dollars! At a 75% discount on the lowest used price that showed up online, this is quite a find! The winning bidder will have to arrange transport from Salt Lake City, UT and place their bid before December 26 at 10:00 AM (CT), but if you can do that head over and place your bid! To find more about, or to bid on this auction 
Online auctions are great opportunities to bid on what I like to call, “grab bag” deals. This means that you can bid on a large assortment of great stuff that are grouped together, and get all of them for one great price! Today’s grab bag auction includes 11 different laboratory equipment and supplies. Specifically;