East Dulwich Car Boot @ Goodrich School

By wilson
March 21, 2018 in What's on in East Dulwich

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wilson

Posted March 21, 2018

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Posted March 21, 2018

The next car boot sale is on April 8th

Location GOODRICH SCHOOL

Dunstan's Road

SE22

30 hard ground outdoor car pitches and lots of walk in pitches available

Every 2nd Sunday of the month Rain or shine.

Last month we had a great selection of traders selling vintage furniture perfect for upcycle projects and it was SUPER cheap to Bureau's for ?10 etc

We also had clothes, toys, books, homewares, cakes, flowers and face painting.

We would love to build this up into a monthly destination.

Another 2000 flyers going out in the local area this week along with a big social media campaign.

Cars ?15

Walk in pitches ?10

all pitches are pre paid to get you on site as quick as possible.

Lots of free parking in the surrounding streets.

send email address in a PM if you want to book a pitch.

Seller 11am

Buyers 12pm

No fee to buy 12 to 4.30pm

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