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Aerial view of the permanently closed Grand Prix Tampa
Grand Prix Tampa officially closes its doors after 43 years. Here’s a view of the empty 15-acre lot after closing.
Tampa, Fla. – Grand Prix Tampa closed its doors last week after 40 years of service, and now the facility is holding an “everything must go” auction. That includes prizes from go-karts, pool tables and an arcade.
There are over 400 items you can bid on. The preview of the items will be from 8:00 am to 10:00 am and the auction will start at 10:00 am
You can find more information on how to participate in the auction here. bayareaauctionservices.liveauctiongroup.com.
The auction begins at 10 a.m. at the complex on Nebraska Avenue in Tampa.
Ex: After 40 years, Grand Prix Tampa will close
Here is a list of some auction items according to Bay Area Auction Services:
- More than 30+ gas go-karts
- Baseball/softball machines
- Mini-golf equipment
- Large objects including pirates, ships and castles
- Prize tickets and toys
- POS system
- LED TVs
- Trampoline
The restaurant equipment is also designed to produce:
- Barstool
- Chairs and tables
- Patio heaters
- Large snow machines
- Gas deep fryers
- Flat fried
- Cheese melter
Also, a 2004 Ford Ranger X-Cab P/U and a 1998 utility trailer.
The venue first opened 40 years ago when it was known as the Malibu Grand Prix. After the items are sold, the 15-acre site will be bulldozed to make way for new apartment buildings.
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