No longer in operation since 2017, =(

edit: wonder if that means they sold everything

Surplus stores have been replaced by online auctions.[1] If you have something really obscure, you might find a buyer on online. Piling the stuff up locally means most of it sits there for years.

Weird Stuff Warehouse. Haltek. HSC. All gone. Excess Solutions moved online. Jameco took down their "open to public" sign. Anchor Electronics [2] is perhaps the only remaining electronics surplus place in Silicon Valley you can visit in person.

[1] https://svdisposition.com

[2] https://anchor-electronics.com/

	▲	greggsy 3 hours ago \| parent [-]
		Many of those online auction sites are still surplus warehouses, but they just don’t need to operate as retail operations. You can still visit and inspect the goods when they’re listed. A favourite in Australia that emerged over the last ten or so years is Grays Online [1], which sell everything from estate sales and office equipment, to military vehicles and mining machinery. (Mentioning the name often made people think I was into alien conspiracies, which had some parallels to the subject of this post.) [1] https://www.graysonline.com