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Army bargains: Spain auctions bulldozer and military equipment

Buying a Spanish Army bulldozer for around €1,500 might sound like the perfect Christmas gift for some gardeners who have […]

Army bargains: Spain auctions bulldozer and military equipment

Spain's Ministry of Defence is auctioning surplus military equipment, including a 17-lot sale with a combined starting price of approximately €1.49 million, as reported in the Official State Gazette (BOE). The auction features a variety of ageing construction machinery, vehicle spare parts, and specialist military electronics. One lot contains a tracked Fiat-Allis 14C bulldozer and three JCB 3CX-4T backhoe loaders, dating back to the 1970s.

Another lot offers five pieces of construction machinery, including the €1,505 bulldozer. The auction also includes a specialized electronic equipment kit weighing just 6.4 kilos, with a starting price of €82,833. Bidders must follow the official auction procedure and submit bids by November 11 at 10:30am. A provisional guarantee of 20% of the relevant starting price is required for most lots.

Prospective buyers can inspect the equipment between 10am and 1pm until November 4, before placing their bids. The auction deadline is November 4, 2026, at 1pm.

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