One New Jersey business is having a closing sale.

Everything must go — even the 30-foot-tall animatronic T. rex.

Field Station: Dinosaurs , the Leonia dinosaur park set to close at the end of the fall season, is selling its prehistoric creatures on Facebook Marketplace .

The animatronic dinosaurs, made of steel, rubber and foam, are going for $850 for a winged quetzalcoatlus to $2,700 for each T. rex (there’s two — “slightly used, well loved!”) and $2,800 for the spinosaurus .

The sale also includes baby dinos like the “ juvenile triceratops ” ($1,668, “loves kids”).

Each dinosaur comes with a control box and speaker.

“Where do 30+ dinosaurs go when their park closes?” the park’s founder and executive producer, Guy Gsell, said in a statement.

“Hopefully to a good home — o

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