GREY LYNN CAR BOOT SALE - SUNDAY 28th April RSC
GREY LYNN CAR BOOT SALE - SUNDAY 28th April RSC .. 8.30am -11.30am -set up after 7.00am.
Following BOOT SALE 26th May
1-3 Francis St, Grey Lynn /West Lynn .
Buy /Sell /exchange .. All re-cycled goods -no food produce /farmers market open around crn.
Note:: Gazebos should be no more than 2.5 metres wide (3 metres too big).
Bring a shower cover over winter mths.
SELLER Pack up time is 11.30 am this mth.
SELLERS SET Up After 6.30am
Booking, once carpark is full with paid on line bookers (this mths print payment receipt Thxs),
then 1st serve basis for balance .
Boot Sales on the last Sunday of Month except Dec 23rd
During our busy season, stock is offloaded, cars park in street so u can get full use of space. However if its a winters day, cars maybe left TBA on day as vendors arrive .
Occasionally will allow some open deck vehicles on back wall or vans that use interior room to sell from.Tba.
Please no cars leaving carpark before 11.00am due to people walking around.
RSC Club Toilets open approx 9.00am/ meanwhile Council Facility available nearby in street.
Coffee nearby shops/farmers market .
Normal Bookings via Grey Lynn 2030 site or find via RSC Site: or take a punt in morning show up in winter mths only.
Suzanne Kendrick
027 360 4564
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