Talk:Car boot sale
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[edit] More formal organisation
Every time I have attended a car boot sale as a vendor the advertisers/organisers have given contact details in order to arrange the pitches so that people selling similar items are in the same vicinity. The organisers actively encourage people to pre-book a pitch and reserve the best positions for the "pre-bookers". The organisers also often give preference to prior vendors, especially if they know that the items being sold are a good drawcard.
Perhaps the Irish equivalent is less informal.
Could this more formal alternative, if prevalent elsewhere, also be included in the article. LittleOldMe 11:34, 4 October 2006 (UTC)
