[SYDNEY, December 18, 2015] – Pickles Auction, a premier auction group in New South Wales, provides a platform for people looking to make profit from their second-hand trucks. They host a monthly Trucks and Transport Equipment and Construction, Earthmoving and Agricultural Auctions across the state.

Regulations in Putting Up Trucks for Auction

For clients who want to sell their equipment, they can arrange an inspection and valuation of the truck or transport equipment to be sold. Pickles Auction requires clients to deliver the items at least 10-14 days prior to both auctions to assure of their proper marketing. Before the company puts up the trucks for auction, vendors must complete and sign an agency agreement presented along with the items.

Any insurance should be shouldered by the clients. The Sydney-based auction group makes it clear that the vendors are responsible for securing insurances and remain liable for any loss or damage of the items during transport. The company evaluates the trucks based on their current condition upon arrival.

License Plates and Authenticity of Ownership

Likewise, Pickles Auction is clear on registration plate policies. Clients who want to retain personalised plates should follow the particular process of holding and replacing plates. The team is not responsible for any matters pertaining to the exchange of registration plates before or after auctioning the trucks.

In addition, it is necessary for clients to prove their ownership of the items to be auctioned. The group requires title information, and registration papers are not sufficient as substitute to such. They accept privately-purchased trucks (with certain requirements), but not trucks purchased at a damaged auction.

Clients who still have current finance on their trucks for sale must complete an authority form. This is to authorise Pickles Auction in making all necessary enquiries regarding finalisation of the account.

About Pickles Auction

Pickles Auction is Australia’s largest auction group with 22 branches across the country, including one in every capital city and a head office located in New South Wales. It was established in 1964 and had since thrived in the business, auctioning products such as Motor Vehicles, Trucks, Machinery and Earthmoving Equipment. Pickles Auction has adapted to the emergence of technologies by developing Pickles Live, which now offers majority of the items. Some of their major clients include the Australian Government, state governments, local councils, fleet and lease companies, insurance companies, financial institutions, banks and not-for-profit organisations.

To know more about Pickles Auction, interested clients may visit http://www.pickles.com.au.