Owner Jacqui Carter is putting the car, which she bought 20 years ago for about $2000, up for sale, with the price tag dependant ‘on the quality of the home’.
The half-antique vehicle will be one of hundreds of items for sale at more than 40 stalls set up at the Conservation Council WA’s (CCWA) Spring Festival, which is a part of the national Garage Sale Trail.
CCWA director Piers Verstegen said the initiative was a good way for people to recycle and reduce their consumption of materials.
‘It is also about bringing communities together,’ he said.
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The Spring Festival will also feature environmental talks, planting with Josh Byrne and kids spaces at the Perth Cultural Centre.
The trail’s co-founder Andrew Valder said the initiative, which will see thousands of sales set up on October 26, aimed to promote sustainability while buyers could also find some hidden gems.