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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 updat...  read more
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Garage sales, especially in summer, are as popular as apple pie. They’re all over the place; signs pop up on curbs and front lawns; there are ads in your newspaper, on Craigslist. The problem is all the info is far too scattered and random. GarageSaleNation aims to solve that. They pinpoint over 20,000 garage sales on easy to read city maps. To find sales in your area, simply type in your zip code and a map will appear within seconds. To post your own sale you’ll have to dish out $9.95; it’s good for one week. Save money and time with GSN. Put an end to driving aimlessly on the l... read more
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