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Joe's Crab Shack Remaining Items & Architectural Salvage - Mesquite, TX We have been contracted to auction the reminaing contents and Architectural Salvage from the Joe's Crab Shack in Mesquite, TX ? This includes unique fixtures, and iconic decor that characterized the venue. ?Items Up for Auction: WALK IN COOLERS :3 units Kitchen Infrastructure: 3 Stainless Exhaust Hood Systems and stainless wall panels. Furniture: A variety of booths, tables/ chairs, and patio tables Unique Decor: From the 18' signature Joe's SHARK to wall art to lighting and more. Architectural Elements: Wwall wood paneling, rustic metal ceiling sections, decorative interior windows and doors, and handrails. Outdoor: The complete playground setup, Landscaoe items( Palm trees and yuccas) Branding: Iconic NEON Signs, including those on both sides of the building and the prominent Joe's Neon sign that hovers over 635 . ...and much more! ??IMPORTANT INFORMATION : This is a short-notice auction with a very short removal window of 3 days . Given the impending demolition of the building on Monday, Oct 16th, there's a strict pickup schedule. ALL ITEMS MUST BE REMOVED BY SUNDAY Oct 15th at 2 PM with the exception of the MAIN Joe's Neon sign which will be on delayed pickup Pick-up Schedule: Friday, Oct 13th: 7 AM - 4 PM Saturday, Oct 14th: 8 AM - 4 PM Sunday, Oct 15th: 8 AM - 2 PM NO SHIPPING AVAILABLE for this AUCTION This isn't just policy—it's crucial. The location is set for demolition on Monday, Oct 16th, so we have a hard stop on that deadline. Winning bidders wil be responsible for removing their items, You will need to bring your own tools and help. The utilities are already cut from this location and we will have 2 generators with extension cords to provide some power for lights and some tools If you have a generator to power yout tools we suggest you bring it as we are not responsible for any delays that may be caused by on site traffic utilizing the limited capacity of our generators.