A firetruck, wave runners, boxes of Salt Lake City police evidence, cars and even bridges could soon be yours for payments as low as $5
Salt Lake City, in contract with TNT Auction, recently posted items for auction from various government agencies.
In the"miscellaneous" category, several boxes of police evidence are for sale with bids starting at just $5. There are also several listings containing several pairs of AirPods and headphones, so you'd never be without music again!
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