Some car boot sales require sellers to have a permit, while others do not. Check with the organisers of the car boot sale you are interested in to find out if a permit is required.
2. Find a car boot sale
There are many different car boot sales held across the UK, so you should be able to find one that is convenient for you. You can search for car boot sales online or in local newspapers.
3. Book a pitch
Once you have found a car boot sale that you would like to sell at, you will need to book a pitch. This can usually be done online or by phone. When booking your pitch, you will need to provide your name, contact details and the type of goods you will be selling.
4. Set up your stall
On the day of the car boot sale, you will need to set up your stall. This will usually involve unloading your car and arranging your goods in a way that is attractive to potential customers.
5. Sell your goods
Once your stall is set up, you can start selling your goods. Be prepared to bargain with customers, as this is a common practice at car boot sales.
6. Pack up your stall
At the end of the day, you will need to pack up your stall. This will usually involve loading your goods back into your car and cleaning up any mess that you have made.