When you've finished you can come and start on mine please:lol
It is amazing the amount of useful items that you collect over the years isn't it.
Careful though because next week after something really useful has gone in the bin you'll find a need for it:doh
I think we are all the same... I have car spares in the loft for cars we owned thirty years ago... hoses, an alternator, ball joint for an Austin Ambassador etc.
Spare jack and other parts for a Xsara Picasso and a spare wheel...:doh
We tried to start clearing the loft last year... we never got around to it.
I have stuff from the 1960's including a couple of old vacuum cleaners, one is the round constellation, that floats on air, the other the old cast aluminium Hoover Senior, from the 50's I believe, that would look the part in Heartbeat lol, three bikes up there, dozens of boxes that haven't been opened from house move to house move, and this is our third house.
Broken suit cases, curtains, carpets, Waterways world magazines by the box load... Gardening books, and some of my son's fishing books, and our kids toys, that are now being recycled for our grand kids lol...
Electronic data books from the 70's , some go for a good price actually...
Boxes of old electrical equipment, relays switches, transistors, connectors, motors, a huge Airfix slot car racing set from the 60's with 4 lanes, with banked corners and about 15 cars most with tyres that have turned to goo...
A coin collection of old UK currency, old pennies, florins, farthings, etc even Victorian, so I wonder where is the best place to sell those? so I think I should de junk, as when we are no longer around, our son will probably pay a house clearance company to get rid of thousands of pounds worth of nostalgic "junk"
So when I am in the mood, I might try to sell it on eBay.
However, due to my health, it might not be logical to spend months itemising in great detail all the things I want to get rid of, just to make a few hundred quid.
So I might give some items one chance on ebay, if it doesn't sell, then skip it.
I could probably fill a Luton Van. or maybe two.