Weekend Argus (Saturday Edition)

‘Massive’ vehicle sale for Cape branch opening

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GAUTENG-based WH Auctioneer­s has expanded its presence to the Cape and will mark the opening of its new branch in Cape Town with a massive commercial vehicle auction, comprising more than 150 lots to be sold on the day.

This is according to auctioneer Martin Dibowitz, who heads the Cape Town branch.

Dibowitz says WH Auctioneer­s was formed in 2011 to serve mining houses, constructi­on companies, plant rental companies and commercial banks as a niche provider focusing on capital asset auctions and valuations.

“As the company has grown, so has its service offering, which now includes asset disposals for large corporates, fleet owners, insolvency practition­ers and business rescue practition­ers, as well as fixed property sales,” he says.

“The WH Auctioneer­s team has completed some of the largest disposals and valuations in Africa’s history. Its asset remarketin­g methods include live auctions, which are still the heartbeat of the organisati­on, and online auctions, including timed and webcast sales.”

He says turnout at the regular auctions it has held recently has included buyers from all over Africa and Europe, who are able to participat­e in the auctions via WH’s dedicated webcast auction system in real time.

The auction in Cape Town will be held at 10.30am on October 12 at Unit 5b, Phumulela Park, Montague Drive, Montague Gardens.

The auction will include a selection of late-model Mercedes-Benz Actross 6x4 truck tractors, Volvo 6x4 truck tractors, Crane trucks and Rigid dropside trucks, and several Tautliner and Volume Body Interlink and Tri-axle trailers, Dibowitz says.

“There will also be earthmovin­g and constructi­on equipment, including excavators, digger loaders, rollers, tele-handlers, skidsteer loaders and front-end

‘The team has

loaders, and lighting towers.”

On the smaller transport side, about 45 Chevrolet, Isuzu, Tata and Toyota bakkies will go under the hammer, as will a few late-model executive cars and SUVs, he says.

“Rounding off the auction will be an array of forklifts, small tools including screeds, breakers, generators, tool boxes, pressure washers and various other items.”

For more details see www.whauctions.com or call Graeme Grobbelaar on 084 200 6272.

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