Car boot sale advice - updated 2013

keelykat

Each to their own angstdata-we never have any problems doing it this way!

keely.

cassey1

keelykat wrote: »

Each to their own angstdata-we never have any problems doing it this way!

keely.

Neither do we Keely. I think people like the haggling.All the points you made on your earlier post i agree with. We have my Mum in the car next to us. Cas.

louise08_2

i am planning on doing one soon but the last one put me off and i havent been back since

nessquic80

Me and my sister are doing a carboot this sunday at quorn in leicestershire, opefuuly the weather will stay good and we make loadsa money!!!
Will let you know how we get on.....

sweetpeas_2

I'm giddy cos we're planning on doing 2 boots bank holiday weekend

I'm going to sort all the stuff out this weekend, cos we're going down to the caravan-where all the stuff is.

Going to do some prices as well.

xx

shazspice

Is it ok to sell sim cards at car boots? If so how much should i sell them for? I have t mobile, o2, orange and vodafone.

MoaningMyrtle

shazspice wrote: »

Is it ok to sell sim cards at car boots? If so how much should i sell them for? I have t mobile, o2, orange and vodafone.

£2.00 each should be a reasonable amount to expect.

nessquic80

Regarding my earlier post about the carboot i was gonna do on the 27th, well it went ahead and what a great day to stand a carboot, i made £57 and sold nearly everthing, people went mad for my clothes at £1 a piece and sold quite alot of big stuff, fire guard cot rail, so all in all a great day, just waiting now for the last few things to finish on ebay and should be nearly £100 for a load of junk:j :j :j :j

pepsi1234

Has anyone every sold old baby toys/clothes, highchairs etc at a car boot. just wondering if worth taking them along to one to get rid now kids starting to out grow them. Some of bigger toys, accessories etc were £80 plus.

know wont get loads for them but better than nothing and can use towards new toys for them

bylromarha

pepsi1234 wrote: »

Has anyone every sold old baby toys/clothes, highchairs etc at a car boot. just wondering if worth taking them along to one to get rid now kids starting to out grow them. Some of bigger toys, accessories etc were £80 plus.

know wont get loads for them but better than nothing and can use towards new toys for them

I've been going to car boots for the past few weeks now and yes it is very worth it...waiting for people like me to come along and buy baby stuff.

Just make sure you give it a good clean-the amount of stuff I've walked away from because of all the dried food ingrained in straps which would have come out if they'd been given a good clean.