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Bus, motorcycle, landing craft and... trombone: Polish army puts equipment up for sale

From Rzeczpospolita · () Polish

Translated from Polish and summarized by DistantNews. Read the original for the full story.

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  • The Lublin branch of Poland's Military Property Agency is offering 183 items in a public tender.
  • The sale includes vehicles such as a bus, motorcycle and landing craft, as well as drills, sewing equipment and musical instruments.
  • Bids must be submitted by September 15, 2026, and buyers must collect the property by November 20.

A Polish military surplus sale is offering an unusually broad selection of equipment, including a bus, a damaged motorcycle, an unserviceable landing craft and a Yamaha trombone.

The Lublin branch of the Military Property Agency has listed 183 non-concession movable items for sale. Vehicles include a 2000 Lublin II van with a starting price of 2,300 zล‚oty, a 2004 Ford Transit ambulance without equipment priced at 15,000 zล‚oty, and a 2000 Autosan H-10.10 passenger bus listed at 8,000 zล‚oty.

The catalogue also includes a 2010 accident-damaged Yamaha XT 660R motorcycle for 8,000 zล‚oty and a technically unserviceable 1978 landing craft for 2,000 zล‚oty. Other vehicles include a 2004 Honker 2000 and a 1995 Tarpan 4012, both without winches, along with an Opel Vectra.

The sale extends beyond transport equipment. Items include a 2010 Yamaha YSL640 trombone priced at 3,900 zล‚oty, a trumpet listed at 700 zล‚oty, a 1969 pillar drill, an incomplete storage tent, a light electric sewing machine, a tyre-removal machine and a 2017 Wagner paint sprayer listed at 250 zล‚oty.

Interested buyers must submit or deliver their offers to the agency's Lublin office or its submission box by 11:30am on September 15, 2026. Offers will be opened at 1:30pm that day. Buyers must collect their purchases by November 20, 2026.

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Originally published by Rzeczpospolita in Polish. Translated, summarized, and contextualized automatically by DistantNews, with a note on how the source frames the story. Not individually reviewed before publishing. How this works.