UC Surplus Management Sale is Saturday
From vehicles to laptop computers, the February UC Surplus Management sale is chock-full of some of its most sought-after of items.
The monthly sale takes place from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. Saturday, Feb. 6, at
.
Feature sale items this month are:
- 5 vehicles & 1 asphalt sealer - see the UC Surplus Management website for vehicle prices and miles
- Laptop and desktop computers - all computers are sold without hard drives
- Metal shelving units
- Projection screens at $15 and up
- Juki sewing machine
- Ping pong table
- Vertical map/chart cabinets
- Wood display case with glass front
- 12 foot wood conference table
- 22 piece skid of computers, $200
- Unique lab and scientific equipment
- 8 foot step ladder
- Selection of 5 ft folding tables
- Bar stools
- Lab glass
- Computer monitors at $25
- Selection of lounge chairs, couches, tables with matching chairs
- Books and Books and Books in our Surplus Management library on sale this month, 4 for $1
- Office chairs, desks, tables, book shelves, filing cabinets and a huge supply of unique UC Surplus inventory.
Purchases can be made via check, credit card (Visa, Master Card,
Discover) or money order, but no cash is accepted. UC Surplus
Management now uses new chip-enabled credit card readers.
For more information and photos of some of the items for this months sale, go to the
or
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