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My family once had to sell at a car boot sale coz we had lost our house and had no money to raise a deposit for a rental property. I was 17 and seeing people fighting over a £1 reduction for my childhood keepsakes was utterly heartbreaking. I believe I sold a nearly complete Jurassic park play set (big dinos, visitor centre, fences, vehicles etc) for £30. I shudder to think what it would be worth now.

I used to sell off my family’s unwanted junk at boot sales, but I gave up after the last one I did because of the amount of theft off the stall and the attempts to steal my cash. It was so unpleasant.

I grew up with my Grandparents. My Grandma was involved with the church (as most older people seemed to be in the 1980s) and I spent my weekends being dragged around church rummage sales and bazaars. It opened my eyes to how petty, mean spirited and tight some folk can be.

I love how polite and genuine you are with sellers. Great to see.

drives me mad when I'm selling something for say, a quid, and a bloke keeps coming back. trying to knock me down to 50p. Returns back over and over to re-examine the thing, and to try and haggle over 50p. If it had a 50p price tag on it, he'd no doubt keep coming back to try and get it for 20p. Bloody idiots. I got so pissed off with all this nonsense, I eventually ceased bothering with boot sales at all.

Lovely, polite , genuine , English , working class people . I really enjoyed that video .

Replica Western revolvers are legal because it's a pre-1914 design. It's only replicas of modern guns that are restricted

the typewriter lid hinge is NOT broken. the lid is removable

Back in the day when me and the missus got together and decided we needed to thin out our stuff, we did a few carboots. We used to get there nice and early ( not first) and we'd get a spot,put up the table and then sit in the car without laying out any of our goods. It used to drive the other sellers nuts. They'd try the doors and knock on the windows. I used to just smile and wink at them tapping my watch. Then once the punters were circulating, we'd lay out the goodies. No Idea if we made anymore money, but it made me chuckle.

I bought two operational shotguns and 200 cartridges, from a car boot near Bridlington. The guy was asking If I was interested in restored automatic weapons.

I used to do what you are doing about 25 years ago when Ebay was just taking off. It got me the capital to do what I did after. Keep at it mate you've definitely got on eye for it.

That gun wouldn't be illegal to own even if it was real and in working order, no licence required for that type of ammunition.

Yup. That revolver is classed as a "Realistic Imitation Firearm" under the terms of the Violent Crime Reduction act. It is illegal for him to sell it to you (but not illegal for you to buy it or possess it. Just don't wander round the streets with one)

If you're talking about the replica pistol. Face to face sales between adults is fine. This applies to low powered air guns as well as replicas. However ebay ban all listings of guns, even cap guns. Even so, selling them online using sites such as Gunstar or Guntrader is perfectly acceptable. Posting is also allowed, but Royal Mail tracked only, no independent carriers will touch them.

My late wife and I did a few boot sales, as we had moved from a really big property we had a lot to sell, from ornaments to garden tractors. We stopped though as the thieves started moving in, kids a lot of them, put up to it by the face veiled parents! Stealing from right under our noses then screaming like stuck pigs in foreign gibberish when caught, we also twice stopped arseholes trying to steal our cash from the car, and one piece of detritus pulled a knife on us! Not sure how but he ended up in the landowners skip, apparently he "fell in" and was injured?

Best bargain I ever got at a boot sale was a Sony Minidisc player for the princely sum of £2. That was back in 2008 and I still have it and it still works.

I once went to one of these came home with three car boots at a bargain price, no idea how the owners drove home afterwards.

What used to really piss me off was when i was looking through a box of records and someone leans over the top and starts looking as well and then get upset when you tell them to wait their turn. I recall someone doing that and the guy got up and punched him. Also the people who want to knock !0 pence off the price and get irate when you refuse. Boot Fairs i loved them!

This is fascinating. My "thing" at car boot sales is old manual camera lenses, I have a massive interest in them and have quite a lot, which I use on my modern digital cameras via adapters. I remember my first "grail" lens purchase, a 50mm F1.4 Takumar on a Pentax Spotmatic for £30. When we sealed the deal, I asked the seller if he would stash it while I went to the cash machine, which he kindly did. I've taken quite a few pics with that lens.

The people who ran in at the start have no shame 😭 how embarrassing

I think I've only ever been to a car boot sale once and it was full of absolute rubbish - stuff you'd throw away - but your video's show how it's changed and I find them fascinating. I really like how polite you are with everyone it's good to hear.

My biggest regret was seeing some sword sticks (disguised canes) at a bootie and not buying one. They are an illegal carry obviously, but I'm a amateur hoplologist collecter, it'd be nice around the house as an' interesting piece' Should have driven to the nearest ATM and drew out the 30 quid....... 😢

I used to love going to car boot sales until they started to charge an entrance fee i went one Sunday and there was a guy at the entrance and he said £2:00 adult and a £1:00 the child for i soon walked away with my daughter im spending money on the stalls not to get in a sometimes muddy field

I picked up a couple of old tatty pictures at a boot sale about 30 years ago for a tenner & reframed them after they were professionally cleaned that were then sold at auction for a total of £8,500. I wish I'd had luck like that everyday I went booting.

I used to do regular car boots, one in the morning, then move on to an afternoon one. What 'killed' the idea was thieving and scammers working in teams, and eventually rising entry fees. I could spot a scam (it usually involved a third party, it was the thieving and rising entry fees that finally did it for me. I would end up with only a little more than I started with, to show for a whole day off from my regular working week.

Loved to go to car boot sales during weekends when I was in the UK. Great memories. Stuff was much cheaper then. I remember buying whole bags of Lego and books for the kids for just a pound or two.

the "banned" item is at around 12:30 and classes as a Realistic Imitation Firearm (RIF) and therefore the seller committed an offence by failing to ensure the buyer was someone with valid reason to buy it for use in film or theatre, or was a member of a reenactors group. Sections 36 - 38 Violent Crime Reduction Act 2006

why do car boot sales start so early. your all mad, why not start at 11

The only time I ever did a car boot SALE was with my friend, probably about 30 years ago now, I think I was about 18/19. We arrived late compared with other sellers but they still let us drive onto the field (possibly a miracle, given health and safety really - or maybe they just wanted the fee from us lol). We thought it would be a bit of fun on a Sunday, and nobody would probably want our no longer needed bits and bobs - clothes, pendants, cheap bracelets, a few books etc. How wrong I was. To me, it was an INSANE experience. I actually felt a bit scared at first. We hadn't got out of the car yet and already there were people literally swarming around the car trying to peer in through the windows and rear windscreen to see what we had. We were totally surrounded by eager buyers with a bit of a wild look in their eyes (so it seemed to me anyway lol). It's a bit like how I imagine a famous person might feel if their car was being "mobbed" by fans outside a concert or something. I found it a truly unsettling experience - I had no idea people were so savage about wanting to get a "bargain" before anyone else! Of course, I loved going to boot sales to browse around, but usually mid or even late morning when all the sellers had basically set up already, so I'd no idea about the die hard car boot buyers' ways. Turning up late as a seller was an experience I won't ever forget. It ended in fun too. Nobody wanted the patterned leggings my friend had, so that afternoon I ended up dancing round in a pub car park with said leggings on my head. The kid sitting in the back of his parents' car was highly entertained - objective achieved! No adoring fans flocking round me or my car at that point in the day though lol

I used to do Car Boots, Antique Fairs, Charity Shops, Antique and Second Hand Shops, House Calls, all over Lancashire, Shropshire, Yorkshire when i came out of the military, now I can't do any of it, as I am housebound.

Boot sales are hard work. no guarantee to sell the junk... Not been to one in years,..

1:03 Who's riding the horse? 😄

What a car boot fix ,loved it keep em coming 👍🏻

we need more people at carboots to sell ilegal stuff sick and tired of the nanny state i want to see more air rifles and co2 pistols.

A bloke was looking at a bootsale pitch that was selling the tools he had stolen in a workshop break in, he walked away without saying anything and called the police, managed to get a lot of his equipment back.

The typewriter box wasn’t broken, the lids are designed to be removable

Office to myself this afternoon, have no idea how i found you, but spent all afternoon, not doing any work and just binge watching your videos ! Making me want to have a go at this, I love a bargain, Car boots instantly de-value any item.

the boots are called george boots worn by military bands

I was going to work overseas for 3 years and needed to get rid of some stuff. So, my girlfriend told me I should do a car boot. We went with iPhones, Nokias nintendos Wii etc and lots of antiques and we made £780.

My wife loves doing Car boot sales, we gather up our toot and off we go on a Sunday morning, trouble is I tell her I'm going for a stroll and end up buying more crap than we took.

CLICKBAIT !!! ... NOTHING BANNED !

Didn't see what was the banned product. The first thing i bought at a boot fair, was a pair of boots. Way back in 1978.

I remember when car boots were just to browse and buy stuff for your own personal use. Now you have people competing to purchase things to sell online. What a sad world

Which car boot was this Jay? Also do you ever attend Lymington or bridgemary car boots?

Enjoy your market videos ! The typewriter...my sister had one identical to that. It is a portable typewriter, hence the case and the lid is intended to be detachable...so perhaps it was not broken. The 'hinges' are also designed like hooks so the lid can be lifted away. £25 she was looking....oh dear...my sister dumped hers a couple of years ago and it was in perfect order ! 😢

Im not a snob but i really couldn,t sell at a boot sale,respect to you and those who sell.

I am So glad I found your channel just now. Love it. Cheers.

ignore the odd hater jay keep up the content mate .

First time I've seen your channel. You are so polite, please and thank you go a long way to getting a good deal and you don't try to rob the stallholder.

For some reasons, I really enjoyed your video. I'm not into car boot sales, been there once as seller only years ago...

too many dealers these days all trying to take the piss price wise, and too much theft which is why i havent bothered

Once went to one in newark and it was a £10 just to enter to buy something ,,,😮

My best bargains have been genuine levies i once paid 50p for a jacket, still have it today.

fair play brother manors and respect cost nothing but are priceless ... i love your buying style straight to it no messing all the best on your adventure brother

To save all the hassle on a Sunday morning, easier to give all yer unwanted stuff to a charity shop 🙂

I did an easter car boot at the old Sunderland Airport, It was a nice sunny day but was given the pitch under the wing of a Vulcan Bomber. I was not pleased being in the shade however after a couple of hours the rain came down and eveyone sheltered under the wing, I sold the lot.

Man id forgotten about cap guns we all used to run around with them in the 90's - armed response would be turning up these days 😅 I had that darth maul lightsabre too and gave it away seen you pick one up in a couple of videos now!

Those Honda tops look like Touring Cars (black, red and white one) and Rally merch (blue 555 one)!

That Whicker basket was out of shape, you could take it and put it in a bath of water and soak it till it softens up a bit reshape it and let it dry out magic!!!

Should have had the cap gun - they're legal to own and collectable, worth more than he was asking.

This is why boot sales aren't the same anymore everyone thinks things are internet prices

Hi thanks guys just bought a g tech vac £7 😂 and some rosce skates £4 thanks to you guys just starting up as a reseller nice 1

You 've got to get up at at 05:30 Am to go to a car boot sale !! WTF !! Where is it ? 500 mile away ?

At 2:01, you just bought one of the best nikes ever made, and one of my favourites. The nike fingertrap max. Unfortunately im a uk 7, otherwise i would have bought them!

Love selling at Bprdon boot sale. You get lots of space to neatly lay your items out. Planning on doing another one there very soon

You're welcome... BTW

Worse thing in the world when someone knocks you down then gives you the asking price and wants change

The last great scrounger and I thought I was tight !

amazing car boot no asians , africans or rumanians

Oh it's the UK. Everything is banned there.

Many years ago on Ebay, I tried to sell 3 stars roll caps, a complete sealed packet with a heap of boxes in it. They kept on pulling the listings, even though there were tons of other listings for them and plenty had sold. I was so annoyed. Great video, my first visit. I'll check out your other videos. I'm Australian and sell at our Sunday morning market so it's really interesting to see your boot sales. I don't buy to sell though, I source free stuff from street verge collection and skip bins etc. It's amazing what people throw out. I find incredible stuff but it involves time and dedication, and fuel, to find it, so I guess that is my cost, the fuel mostly. Looking forward to watching more of your videos. Thank you

Amazing another person just like me. Bootsale hunting and trying to flip a price. Best lucks out there broski

If its a prop gun? it should be fine and is not a banned item as your buddy said so lol

Turned up late to the bank holiday car boot, they was closing and I walked past a suitcase by the big skip for everyone’s rubbish, and could see it had been left there , I picked up and took to my car. and was surprised to find gold rings silver rings bracelets and medallions in a box, adding up to 15 grams gold and 2 ounce silver, loads off blue and white kitchen wear plates cups, my local porn shop gave me £350 😂 bargain bucket

The Pistol reminds me of one of the 45's we had to hand in, in 2004 Worth over £2K and didn't get a dam thing back for it.

Many years ago a friend bought what he was told was a deactivated wall hanger shotgun from a carboot for £10. When I was helping him move house a few years later I came across the gun and was giving it a look over and noticed that the barrels weren't plugged/welded and the action was only missing the firing pins...

Used to go to two great carboots Burscough, and Winwick. cant go now as dogs have been banned, understandably as too many savage breeds and careless owners.

It must be horrible having to wear a winter coat in the middle of summer.

Ross Kemp ( Grant Mitchel ) @ 4:58 😁👍

19:00 So that's what Louis Walsh is up to nowadays...

would be n interesting end to show how much you spent and how much you made

When I was 11 I bought a single barreled 12 bore of a stall at our local church car boot here in the uk its stock was missing but other than that it was all working. Needless to say my mum took it back and verbally laid waste to the hapless stall holder. I'm now 47 how things change

What was the banned item?

Watched all the way through and must of checked my phone when banned item was bought as I missed it 🤦🏻‍♂️

Dirty work this, Hardest way to make an easy living

_Things!_ Yeah!

I do love me a good boot fair sale!

They don't give a ticket though when you enter ? It's a case of one for me and six for them ! Like we used to do on BR in early 90s !

Brilliant video, I havern`t been to a boot sale for 10 years or more. And now i remember why. Thanks...

where was your trolley from

The fleeces seem a bargain 😮

I think you missed a trick there with the Fortnum & Mason basket. He was asking a tenner for it, and they are currently selling for between £25-£50, depending on the quality and the seller.

I did not know what the banned bit was

Seen that robot dog go for over £20

that basket looked perfectly straight ... on that fish eye lens LOL.

Why do car boot sales start so early ? I think if they started about 10 they'd get a lot more buyers.

Nothing like ripping people off

People like at the start (Not you) have ruined boot fairs for me. You seem to have the knowledge of what will sell and help you make a living but then you get the people who run in and pick up old lamps and 8 track players. They won't shift them, I like that stuff, I USE that stuff and they go off and buy it for cheap to sell at an outrageous price and when they don't sell, they either scrap them or sell them inflated at another boot fair.

You buy it .. pop in garage ...say nothing...get it 😮