Brighton Car Boot Sale

im looking to sell on a load of clothes and maybe the odd item. this sounds great, but is it really small now? and do i just show up with a table and set up?
i thort i new all the best vintage/​retro clothes places, sounds like i dont haha!!.
is it every sunday?

I wonder if anybody knows what I have to do if I want to sell my things at Brighton Car Boot Sale. Is there number I can call?
I am leaving England next year and I have things which are too good to throw away… I would like to sell them very cheap price… Or maybe you have another Ideas I could do!!!
Help me… :)
Thank you…

I’ve been wandering round boot sales on Sunday mornings for years now and after moving to Brighton was pleased to discover a new one to explore.
It’s convenient for me as nearby Asda doesn’t open ’til 11am so I usually wander around the booter before battling the supermarket crowds.
I’ve picked up a few goodies here, from fresh fruit and veg to socks and DVDs, as well as a few kitchen bits, and it’s well worth a dig around to grab a bargain.
The stall holders are all friendly and approachable until you haggle; the lady with the vintage clothes stall really should cut her prices, as should one of the furniture blokes.
We were looking for a chest of drawers and saw a half painted old-​style set that took our fancy. £85 was the price, with unpainted inside drawers.
«It’s Edwardian, that», he said, shocked at my laughing about the price.
It’s still there now.

its not at brighton station anymore ppl it stopped ages agoit now happens on the top carpark at the Brighton Mariona same times :)
i been goin for 6 years and love itbest thing to do before sunday roast is have a hunt round the market nice and early ;D

A strangely addictive pursuit, car-​booting at Brighton station is one of the most relaxing things you can do with your Sunday mornings. A mix of private clear-​outs and traders guarantees that there’s always something new to find and bargains to be had. Watch out for poor quality pirate DVDs, stolen bikes and pick pockets however, and of course — don’t forget to haggle!

I’m a boot sale addict and Ive never found anything better than this place. I preferred it years ago before the advent of the station car park when it was ginormous. Still big enough now to wear out your tired feet on a Sunday morning. Its filled to the brim with the mundane and the extraordinary. A bit like Brighton itself turn one way and you’ll see nothing special but just around the next corner you’ll spy an absolute one off treasure. I like the quirky furniture stands and the great vintage clothes sellers. Ive never come across another boot sale like it anywhere and you’ll not be dissapppinted if you like to wake up early on a Sunday and browse. Some tea stops but you are just a stones throw away from the station which has good coffee stops and Millie cookies and then a quick trek down Queens st and theres pleanty of breakfast stops to give you your energy back.

Made smaller in recent years — and also now cancelled if there is engineering work — Brighton Car Boot sale has become an institution in it’s own right. A mixture of traders and one off stalls it provides the best quality of car boot sales for miles !
Get there early if you want a stall (or also if you want a bargain !) And if hungry don’t miss the cheese on toast from the burger van (you won’t need to eat for the rest of the day it’s so big !)

Adding to Emile’s review, the car boot sale ends quite early (around 2pm), which can be a problem if you like a lie-​in on a Sunday!
I’d also highlight that there’s usually a great collection of furniture up there, both practical things like tables and chairs, and random exotica like free standing hammocks and 1960s cocktail cabinets. Great fun for a day — or morning — out.

Every Sunday from 7am there is a massive car boot sale near the train station at Brighton.
You can find anything: antiques, DVDs, furniture, jewellery, clothes… Things that people don’t want anymore and just sell at reduced prices to be sure that they don’t come back home with it.
If you are a bargain hunter, Brighton car boot sale is the place to be!