••• CANCELLED ••• Garage/Driveway Sale, Huntly East - Saturday 13th July
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••• CANCELLED Until Further Notice - WILL RESSCHEDULE •••
••• Weather not looking too great for setup and the day of so will reschedule and update. Will get photos as well. Cheers 👍 •••
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Hi all 👋
I'm holding a Garage Sale (weather depending) or more accurately, a sale on the driveway at....
5 Manuka Road
Huntly
Saturday 13th July
8am onwards
...there's no garage 😁
Standard garage sale items will be for sale, a good variety of household items that must go! Reasonable offers will be considered on the day, if items are not already priced.
90% of the items are currently in a secure storage facility so quite hard to post general pics of the items. I will add pics during this week if possible (this being my first listing, I don't know if adding pics later is possible).
Hope the weather is good, even if only for a few hours next Saturday! Until then, have a great week and keep warm n toasty! 🧣🧤
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