Grand Prix Tampa items head to auction after business permanently closes

Items from Grand Prix Tampa up for auction

FOX 13 News

TAMPA, Fla. - Grand Prix Tampa closed its doors last week after 40 years of operation, and now the facility is having an "everything must go" auction. That includes anything from go-karts, pool tables, and prizes from the arcade.

There are over 400 items you can bid on. A preview of the items will be from 8 a.m. to 10 a.m. Tuesday. The auction begins at 10 a.m.

You can find more information on how to participate in the auction here: bayareaauctionservices.liveauctiongroup.com.

Here’s a list of just some of the auction items, according to Bay Area Auction Services:

Over 30+ gas go-karts
Baseball/softball pitching machines
Mini-golf equipment
Large props including pirate, ships, and castle
Prize tickets and toys
POS system
LED TVs
Trampolines

Photo: Line of go-karts at Grand Prix Tampa

Go-karts for sale through auction after Grand Prix Tampa's closure.

Restaurant equipment is also up for grabs:

Barstools
Chairs and tables
Patio heaters
Large ice machines
Gas deep fryers
Flat grill
Cheese melter

Plus, a 2004 Ford Ranger X-Cab P/U and 1998 Utility Trailer.

Aerial view of permanently-closed Grand Prix Tampa

Grand Prix Tampa officially closed its doors after 43 years. Here is a view of the empty 15-acre lot after it shut down.

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Pirate statue at Grand Prix Tampa

The place first opened more than 40 years ago, back when it was known as the Malibu Grand Prix. After things are auctioned off, the 15-acre property will be bulldozed to make way for new apartment homes.

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