Next Peckham Carboot Sale 18th August at Harris Academy Peckham, Lyndhurst Way SE15 5DZ!!

By peckham.carboot
October 8, 2019 in What's on in East Dulwich

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Posted October 8, 2019

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Posted October 8, 2019

Hey guys,

Hope everyone's week is going well?

Firstly just wanted to thank all who attended the last carboot on the 29th September! The weather was again not on our side, so really appreciate all

The good news is that the carboot will be back on the 20th October at Harris Academy SE15 5DZ, entrance on lyndhurst way! So another opportunity to make some cash and flog your goodies, or pick up a bargain!

Prices for sellers will be ?10 for walk ins and ?15 for cars. Entry will be at 10am.

Admission for buyers will be ?1 and entry will be at 10:30.

The carboot will be on from 10:30am till 3pm

For more information and to book email is [email protected] , instagram is @peckham.carboot , or on phone at 07966233196

Look forward to hearing from you and seeing you all!

Thanks Erin and Steven

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