Do you love garage sales? Well if you really do then Thrifty Nickel is the paper for you! This week’s issue is stuffed to the gills with savings and bargains. Don’t wait and let everyone else in the Permian Basin take advantage, go get out there! I’ve gone ahead and included a few of the ads listed in our ‘Garage Sales’ section this week, so take a look!

• FOUR FAMILY Garage/ Estate sale. 10755 E. Auburn, Gardendale, Tx, Friday-Sunday. Coke items, power washer, furniture, receiver hitch for 2005 Chevolet pick up, antique dishes, too much to list.
• 604 E. 35th Gas range, car set, decorating items, womens dresses.
• GARAGE SALE Too much to mention. 1020 N. Tripp Ave., Friday and Saturday, Early birds welcome.
• HUGE YARD Sale Saturday 26th at 3406 Noble Ave,8am to 3pm. 2 bedroom sets, lots clothes and miscellaneous.
• GIANT CHURCH Inside Sale. 100 pairs of levi’s, sofa & loveseat, office desk & chair, boat life jackets, carpet pieces, PA system, Texas clocks, entertainment center, clothes, generator, wood fence pickets, lots of miscellaneous. Thursday & Friday 8:00- 5:00. 2705 Kermit Hwy., behind The Depot Pizza, Odessa. 432-967-3313.
• Huge 4 family moving sale, 2659 Madera, Odessa, No Early Birds. Thursday 1 to 5, Friday 9 to 5, Saturday 9 to 12. 1989 Goldwing, 2006 Suzuki Motorcycle, Living and dinging room set, House hold items, 12 speeds bikesicles, window a/c unites, etc.
• IT’S THE MOTHER OF ALL GARAGE SALES, 1620 Custer Ave. April 25th & 26th. Years and years of cool stuff, items include: Electronics, movies, music, camping equipment, sporting goods, furniture, household items, cookware, books, clothing… Don’t miss this super sale; driveway opens at 7:00a.m.

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