- Craigslist: Look for listings in the "Cars & Trucks" or "Auto Parts" section.
- eBay Motors: Search for "Car Lifts" or "Auto Lifts."
- Facebook Marketplace: Search for "Car Lift" or "Auto Lift" in local groups or marketplace.
Classified Ads Websites:
- Autotrader: Check the "Commercial Vehicles" section or search specifically for "Car Lifts."
- CarGurus: Look under the "Other" category or search for "Car Lifts."
Specialty Equipment Websites:
- LiftGenie: A website dedicated to buying and selling used car lifts and other automotive equipment.
- GarageHopper: Browse listings for used car lifts and other garage equipment.
- UsedCarLifts.com: A marketplace exclusively for used car lifts.
Auction Sites:
- GovDeals: Search for auctions by government agencies, which may include surplus car lifts.
- Public Surplus: Similar to GovDeals, Public Surplus offers auctions for government and public entities, often including car lifts.
Local Classifieds:
- Check local newspapers or online classified sections like OLX or Gumtree for used car lift listings.
Automotive Forums:
- Enthusiast forums like CarTalk or CorvetteForum may have classified sections or discussions about used car lift purchases.
Local Listings
- Look for signs or advertisements in local auto shops, repair facilities, or dealerships that may be selling used car lifts.
Direct Contact:
- Reach out to auto repair shops, dealerships, or auto service businesses in your area to inquire if they have used car lifts for sale.
Online Rental/Auction Platforms:
- EquipmentPlanet: A platform for buying and selling used construction and industrial equipment, including car lifts.
- IronPlanet: Similar to EquipmentPlanet, it offers auctions and sales for used heavy machinery and car lifts.
Specialty Equipment Dealers:
- Search online for companies specializing in used automotive equipment, particularly car lifts.
Remember to carefully inspect any used car lift before purchase and make sure it's in good working condition and meets safety standards.
