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Secondly, it’s one of the capital’s largest car boot sales and offers up all manner of goods. Depending on the day, you can expect to find everything here from books and clothing to jewellery and even bikes! So if you’re looking for a new set of wheels, this could very well be the place to come… Be prepared to haggle – start your pricing slightly higher than you would be willing to sell for as people love to think they’ve bartered you down and got a bargain. I normally let the kids spread their things out on one of the blankets on the floor to the side of the paste table and they’re in charge of that bit. The blanket on the other side of the paste table (if there’s room) is usually shoes and bags and other things that are too big for the table. Any books go in a box just under the table and the clothes obviously go on the clothes rail. Everything else goes on the table for us. Take a few carrier bags with you as people will always ask although this weekend I was pleased to see more people than I’ve ever noticed before bringing their own bags. I had a few people ask though so I found it handy to have a few. People look through vinyl records at the Classic Car Boot Sale in London in April. Photograph: Maja Smiejkowska/Reuters

this is the only photo I took of the stall itself before we organised it properly – it was too busy after that) Nearest station is Crystal Palace. 6. Capital Car Boot Sale Pimlico Photo: @capitalcarbootsalepimlico A great way to earn to earn some extra money at this time of year is to have a de-clutter and go along to your local car boot sale to sell it all! We do this twice a year usually – once at the beginning of the good weather and once at the end of the Summer and seeing as we’ve just had our first car boot sale of the year, I thought I’d share a few of our car boot sale tips with you today. Nearest station is Denham, but we’d recommend driving to this one. 10. Shepperton Car Boot Photo: Shepperton Car BootIf you don’t have a rail, a tarpaulin can be a great way to display more items without having to make people rummage through a large pile. With your items more spread out, people passing by can easily see what you have on offer and something may catch their eye. Tip #10 – Price realistically Many customers won’t hesitate to barter for an item to lower the cost. It can be a good idea to price some items higher than you intend to sell them to prepare for this. You’ll find Princess May Car Boot Sale at Princess May School, Princess May Rd, N16 8DF. It’s open every Saturday and Sunday from 7:30am–2pm. Taking place every Saturday and Sunday at a schoolyard in Stoke Newington, this lively spot is all about the retro clothing, and it attracts all manner of people from hipsters to stylists and everyone in between. Run by the same people that organise St Augustine’s, the Princess May Car Boot Sale is a tightly-run ship that has proven to be very popular over the years.

Just two minutes’ walk from Pimlico Station and everyone’s favourite tube line, the Capital Car Boot Sale is a strong entry on this list of the best car boot sales in London. Firstly, it’s got both indoor and outdoor sections, so if the heavens open (this is the UK after all), you won’t be a complete drowned rat. Aim to be next to other attractive stalls as this is where the crowds will form and if there are more people around your stall then you are more likely to make more sales. You’ll find St. Augustine’s Car Boot Sale at St. Augustine’s School, Kilburn Park Road, NW6 5SN. It runs every Saturday from 7am–2pm. As a rule, I have a big car boot sale box in the garage that I store junk things that we plan to sell at the next car boot sale we do and I also have a box on top of the wardrobe that I add any clothes that are too small or no longer meet the teenage criteria of being cool! To add to that, we usually use the upcoming boot sale to have a bit of a clear out and work our way through most of the rooms in the house (and the garage and garden) decluttering and adding to our boot sale pile – this time I was just in the mood to de-clutter after my dad died and I think that might have contributed to me being a bit more brutal than I usually am with the things I got rid of (hence the numerous charity shop and tip runs in the last couple of weeks). If you are looking to declutter your space , moving house or make some space for your business – a car boot sale is the perfect place to do it, giving you both extra room and money. Following these 13 tips for car booting will help you make the most out of your car boot sale, making it appear like you have done it many times before.The most profitable time for selling is within the first hour of setting up, experts at the online directory say.

There comes a time for everybody at some point in their lives when they have too many things – some of which simply have to go. Rather then clutter taking up space in your home, sell it on to someone else. What you might class as rubbish, someone else will see as a gem. Car boots sales are a great way to simultaneously get rid of unwanted clutter and make some extra money. The exact rules may vary depending on the car boot sale, however, most follow a similar format that involves

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Experts suggest pricing at between 10% and 15% of the original value. If you are desperate to declutter and don’t want to take anything home with you, consider lowering your prices. While haggling is part of the car boot sale experience, don’t feel you have to accept the first offer or to slash prices too early in the day. It’s a good idea to visit the sale as a punter first to get an idea of how it works, where the best and busiest spots are, and the types of items that are popular.

Make sure you have change. You don't want to be turning away sales because you can't give the correct change. This is a car boot sale tip that is sometimes debated however it is generally agreed that it’s best to not price your items individually as you may want to change your prices throughout the day. A good tip is to lower your prices later in the day as it gets quieter to snatch in those last few sales. Some councils have certain policies for holding boot fairs. Some want all the money to go to charitable causes, some won’t put them on at all and if they do, they want plenty of notice. There will always be at least one on in your local area, but if you don’t mind driving, it’s worth searching online for the busiest and best boot sales.You’ll find Crystal Palace Boot at Crystal Palace Park, The Italian Terraces, Anerley Hill, Bromley, SE19 2BA. It runs every Wednesday from 7am–12:30pm.