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Saved so much money at the Car Boot today

mgardner
Posts: 388 Forumite
Hi Everyone
I went to my local carboot today and bought
A yogurt maker (electric)
Two Brand New Wiretrays(useful for making up Christmas Sweets, bath items etc)
Brand New set of 6 stainless steel Knives and forks.
Total 50p.
Best wishes Mary
I went to my local carboot today and bought
A yogurt maker (electric)
Two Brand New Wiretrays(useful for making up Christmas Sweets, bath items etc)
Brand New set of 6 stainless steel Knives and forks.
Total 50p.
Best wishes Mary
Sealed pot challenge 543
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Wow, that sounds great. I love car boot sales.
SueThe mind is like a parachute, it works best when open0 -
Well done Mary! I can't wait for the car boot season to start again here.So many shoes, so little time....0
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havent been to one in ages. Last time I went , spent £55 on about 400 lps . Sold em on Ebay and afte rlistings and postage made around £10 profit, Im a littl ebit more savvy now and have aniche I try to exploit. May go to one next week0
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Im still waiting for the ones around here to start :rolleyes:
You lot have made me want a bread maker after a whole winter talking about them hehe:j Draco dormiens nunquam titillandus :j0 -
Fantastic. I love Bootsales, there are a few about ATM, but hopefully will get to the bank holiday one as its hardstanding and easier to use the chair on it. I have started writing a list of things to look out for. So far:
Roasting trays
Cake tins
Stock pot
Pans
PP
xxTo repeat what others have said, requires education, to challenge it,requires brains!FEB GC/DIESEL £200/4 WEEKS0 -
KizzyK wrote:Im still waiting for the ones around here to start :rolleyes:
You lot have made me want a bread maker after a whole winter talking about them hehe
Yes I know i absolutley drooled over breadmaker and I actually got one (very dirty didn't thaink it would work) on the carboot for £1. Gave it a good clean put in a new fuse and it works great. Just keep looking.
Best wishes MarySealed pot challenge 5430 -
mgardner wrote:Yes I know i absolutley drooled over breadmaker and I actually got one (very dirty didn't thaink it would work) on the carboot for £1. Gave it a good clean put in a new fuse and it works great. Just keep looking.
Best wishes Mary
I got one last year too - for £2 (I posted about it on MSE at the time because I was so excited!). It gets used at least once a day and all these months later it's still going strong.
It's the kind of gadget people buy but often don't use that much, so if you keep your eyes open and get there early you might be lucky!
I can't wait for my local car boot sales to get started this year.Sealed Pot Challenge 5 - #1742 :j0 -
I love the Sunday morning car boot sale trips ... just waiting for the better weather when they will all start up here again.Enjoying an MSE OS life0
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after reading oldstyle there's so many things on my list to look out for at carboots that it will probably take me all summer0
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apple_mint wrote:I love the Sunday morning car boot sale trips ... just waiting for the better weather when they will all start up here again.
They've already begun in my area :j :j :j (although I managed to be too late for today's one - hit a Craft Fair instead :laugh: )~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
PMS Pot: £57.53 Pigsback Pot: £23.00
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