Car Boot Sale - Prices

Seller's Tariff

Cars - Motor Car, Motor Cycle - including Motor Car with three wheels or Taxi, Multi-Purpose vehicle, Motor Cycles and Motor Cycles with side car with occupants selling from a pitch. This also includes 'dropping off' items, removing your vehicle from the field and selling from a table.

£12:00 + Trailer (+£1.00)

Small to Medium Commercial Vehicle - 'Escort Van' types, Standard Height and Wheelbase 'Transit' types, 'Sign written' vehicles, Cars Towing a Caravan or large commercial trailer, Commercial Vehicle derived recreational vehicle (Camping Van/ Caravanette). This also includes 'dropping off' items, removing your vehicle from the field and selling from a table.

£15:00 + Trailer (+£1.00)

Large Commercial Vehicle - Non-standard height and Wheelbase Transit types, Sprinter Types, Luton Types,

£18:00 + Trailer (+£1.00)

Heavy Goods Vehicle - Heavy Good Class Types, Any vehicles including Bus or Coach with more than one axle.

£ Price on Arrival

Excessive Size of Plot/Pitch - Use of the pitch 'above and beyond reasonable limits'. The 'Boot Sale' is not a market and allocation of a 'pitch' (sales area) is given by stewards considering enough space around a vehicle for acceptable use for a 'boot sale'. This space is not sold per square metre. Excessive use of pitches will be charged as an additional pitch. The licence that is used as a guide in governing the running of a 'Boot Sale' makes clear comment about 'market stall' type pitches and it is discouraged. The license referred to is the 'Boot fair occasional sale licence'. The details of this can be found at the L.B.B. website.

Charity Concession - C.George & Sons will receive written requests from official Charities (those that are officially registered in the UK) for a reduction in 'pitch' fees. Once officially granted, Charity Workers must ensure stewards are aware of their presence and produce, on demand, the appropriate identification and confirmation from C.George & Sons of permission to claim reduction.

All prices are correct as of 1st March 2010. In the majority, they are prescriptive but the final judgement by the steward is final. The corresponding advertising in local newspapers should match those given on this official website. Errors made in print by 3rd party news papers or websites will not be fulfilled by C. George & Sons.

For more information contact bootsales@tripesfarm.co.uk

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