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Snellville selling surplus items on Ebay

Snellville is currently selling surplus items on Ebay under the seller “cityofsnellville.” (File photo)
Snellville is currently selling surplus items on Ebay under the seller “cityofsnellville.” (File photo)
By Karen Huppertz
Oct 14, 2019

Snellville is currently selling surplus items on Ebay. One item will be listed per day on Ebay under the seller “cityofsnellville” through Oct.18. The items up for sale include a 1984 Ford 2910 Tractor, 1993 Toro Top dresser, a 2007 Club Car, a 2007 Toro Z-Master Mower, and a 500 Gallon Trailer Tank.

This machinery is old and inoperable in their current condition. The cost to repair for general use would exceed the value of the equipment. Interested: www.ebay.com, search under the seller “cityofsnellville” to make a bid.

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