Marc’s Garage Sale

This is the storage platform I used in my Jeep before I ended up building my own. It’s for a 2-door Jeep with the rear seats removed and the factory subwoofer. Once installed you’ll have a secure, lockable storage compartment in the back that works with or without a top installed. I’m also including the extended height top (shown in the photo), which provides more storage space if you have a 12v fridge or other gear, and a custom built plywood floor that can be used to attach a fridge slide and mounting points for other gear. This is used, and has some scratches and a bit of surface rust where the top was exposed to the outside. I’ve taken this into account with the price — new this setup would cost over $2,000, not including the plywood floor.

A nice stove, there's not much more to say. Good condition other than a couple scratches and a tiny amount of bacon grease.

This small battery pack can give you a jump in case of a dead battery. It also doubles as a power bank and flashlight. The case has some scuffs from travel, but otherwise it’s like new. I kept it charged but never needed to use it.

Camp the Aussie way — this “tent” is made of heavy-duty waterproof and light blocking canvas, includes a thick padded sleeping mat, and rolls up into a single bag when it’s time to pack up camp. Fast and easy setup and takedown. This is the king size swag. It’s spacious for one person, but can fit two if there’s someone you like to cuddle with. I’ve only used this two or three times, as it turned out to be a bit too big to easily pack in my Jeep.

A neat leather bag with some unique features. Turquoise colored fabric lining inside. The strap is convertible. Wear it cross-body over your shoulder, or snap it down on the bottom to wear it as a tiny backpack. There’s a front pocket (perfect for a Field Notes notebook), two compartments inside, a zippered inner pocket along with a card holder and pen holder. It’s a good size to carry an iPad, sketching supplies, paperback book, maybe a 14” laptop at most.

Set of five stock rims. 17”, 5.5 lug pattern. Light scratches, no big dents or damage.

Custom platform for car camping in a Subaru Outback. I believe it fits a 2021 Outback and similar models. This isn’t for my car and I’ve never test fitted it, so I can’t offer any help with setting it up. But everything is included!

Big solid chunk of foam. Fits inside larger targets, but can be used by itself too, if your aim is good.

A good quality, high capacity power bank. Built in 12v power, USB-A and USB-C, AC inverter, solar charge controller, pass through charging. Good for camping, road trips, and power outages at home. If you’re going to take it on the road this comes with some accessories you’ll want — a custom MC4 to 8mm plug for connecting larger solar panels (compatible with most panels from amazon), the Goal Zero car charger (switches between 5A and 10A depending on your vehicle), and carrying case for protection and insulation when temps drop overnight. Plus the wall charger of course, and the original box and manual.

20,000lb recovery limit. Never used and in great shape! These things can be important if you have a winch on your truck.

Never used. This is ARB’s smaller strap, for Jeeps or similar SUVs. Don’t get stuck out there!

Allows you to remove the tire’s valve core for fast deflation. Includes tire deflator / pressure gauge and case.

Genuine Hi-Lift offroad jack, along with the accessories you’ll need to make it useful. Here’s what’s included: Hi-Lift 48” all-cast jack — neoprene cover — offroad base for added stability and safety, along with a couple bolts to attach it to the jack during transport — handle keeper — bumper lift to allow lifting from certain steel bumpers — lift-mate to allow lifting the wheel directly. This jack is used, so there is some surface rust as is normal. Otherwise it’s in great shape and ready to use!

This awning is well-used, but still has life left. Here’s what to expect — the awning fabric is stretched on one side. It doesn’t affect use, but you’ll notice when stowing it. One side pole is slightly bent, making it stiff when pushing it in. The pole is replaceable, but I never bothered since it still functions fine. The zippers on the soft case don’t roll as easy as they once did. Cleaning and some dry lubricant will help. There’s dust, dirt and scratches on the outside as you’d expect (but no mold or major damage). Basically, if you want a used awning at a great price, this is it. ARB’s awning light and mounting brackets are not included.

Vertical orientation, ballistic nylon with leather and D-rings to attach a carry strap. This sleeve outlasted my laptop and it will outlast yours too! For a 15.4” MacBook Pro or similar.

Old enough that it's not compatible with the latest version of iPadOS, new enough that it still works fine and is useful. Space Gray, 10.5”, 256GB, WiFi model. Comes with an Apple Pencil, SD card reader and charging cable. I've tried to do a trade-in with Apple, but their machine said it had screen burn-in and they wouldn't take it (the screen looks fine for human eyes though). The battery isn't as good as it once was but will still last a day or so.

These suffer from the clicking / crackling problem that was common for first gen AirPods Pro. I had them replaced under warrantee, yet the problem came back. Use them as-is and ignore it, or pay Apple to replace the problematic pod and have a working set.

Two for $20. Good condition, bluetooth, rechargeable via lightning cable. I believe these will work with other iOS devices as well.

Small 500watt space heater. It won’t heat up a room, but put it under your desk in winter and it’ll keep things warm and cozy.

A nice little mini tripod and phone mount (Studio Neat Glif). Folds up nice and small to fit in a bag.

Never opened. I bought this for a project but I didn’t end up using it.

Adjustable light-duty camera strap from the cool SF shop DSPTCH. Perfect for lighter mirrorless cameras and similar.

A black paracord style wrist strap for your camera (or other things, I suppose).

I wanted to have one of those nice organized fridges you see on tiktok. Unfortunately I am too chaotic to actually maintain a tiktok fridge. Live and learn.

A freebie from Marathon (a watch brand) that has never been used.

A nice little folding case that protects an Apple Magic Keyboard in your bag and also serves as a stand for your iPad.

A very cool, very colorful bag. I’ve used it a couple times but it’s in nearly new shape.

The original version. Runs on two AA batteries, not included.

Nearly new. Has two compartments, for paper AeroPress filters and a metal filter.

Gold plated with a neat folded paper crane design. A limited edition from Massdrop. Comes with the original insert as well as conversion kit that lets it run on butane, although I found the butane adaptor didn’t work well. Has a some light scratches and scuffs from carrying it in a pocket.

Although these are great headphones, they could use a refresh. The earcups need replacing (easy to do) and the faux leather headband is starting to show its age. Show them a little love and they’ll last you for years to come.

Put this on your car’s visor and you’ll always be organized.

Your standard bluetooth Apple keyboard. Needs two AA batteries, not included.

The three WyzeCams. There’s a good Christmas pun in there somewhere.

All are USB rechargeable. Nitecore, Fenix and Lander brands. Take ‘em all for $30 (bargain!) or I can see about splitting them up.

One of the older Garmin Edge units, an old-school Sigma unit, and a Wahoo cadence sensor. I haven’t used these in a good number of years, you might have to hunt down some small parts or mounting brackets.

Never opened. For those of you still living the good old Lightning Connector life.

Basic units bought during Covid and haven’t seen use in years. Both will turn on, but have low batteries.

Nearly full. I bought this in a last-ditch attempt to save my Fiddle Leaf Fig (RIP).

Come and get them, they’re waiting for you!

A nice board with large wheels built at Shrunken Head Skate Shop. Very light use. I only rode this to cruise around indoors and a bit outside until I fell and landed on my butt and hurt my ankle and decided the skate life wasn’t for me. You’re cooler than me though. You deserve this board.

Men’s medium size, approximately. Arm warmers made from recycled clothing for cycling, or other outdoor activities.

I have a whole mess of these, including ones not pictured in the photo. Some from Apple, some third party. Just let me know what you want.

Do you have some cool art that’s about 23” wide? This will elevate it from dorm room to classy. Works with cardstock or thin fabric, the two parts slide on to the top and bottom of your artwork and hangs from a small nail.

Two collapsable poles. Bring your own tarp, guylines and pegs and you’ve got yourself a shelter!

Summer is coming, you’re going to want an AC before they’re sold out everywhere. This is a small unit — I think 5,000 BTU — don’t expect it too cool a large space. For a small bedroom though, it’s perfect.

I used these for a couple seasons, but sadly they’ve been sitting untouched for a few years now. It’s time to pass them on to their next home. In great condition.