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The lure of the garage sale. Probably, most of the time, you’ll only find junk which retired captains and the recently empty-nested aim to hock off at a somewhat exorbitant rate. Sometimes, though, you’ll find gems. To that end, GSalr has taken Google’s maps and created a garage sale mash-up. Listings span the country. You can look for sales in Atlanta or Seattle. Find out what’s happening in Austin and Portland. Each listing is duly pinpointed, dated and described. You can even integrate the sales you want to visit to Trip Planner to get driving directions. Listings are updated weekly.
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“gsalr.com exists to provide an easy-to-use map interface for finding and planning weekend garage sale trips. We hope you find it useful! Find garage sales, local estate sales, multi-family yard sales in your area by looking at a map! Your time is precious, so don't waste it by trying to figure out which garage sales you are going to visit this weekend. Plan your trip here by comparing garage sales by location on a map.”
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Gsalr provides a nice list of nationwide sales. Locations are mapped and described so you’ll know where a sale is as well as what’s for sale. It’s easier than your local classifieds.
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Is Gsalr going to add more locations? Is there a way to submit your own sale?
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