I'm going to the dudley flea market in MA tomorrow, anyone have experience with it?
Update: Just got back, I'd advise anyone from MA not to bother with it, it's ALL vendors, all indoors, not really what I was expecting. Just the typical game stuff. There was one big video game vendor who had the typical assortment systems and tons of original XBOX and PS2 games, and a few genesis/snes games. I bought 4 genesis games at $3 a piece, but all the good ones were behind glass and the guy obviously did his pricecharting searches on them. Everything had a price tag and he wasn't negotiating. Left my business card with him for if he gets something worth my time driving there.
The rest of the place was like junk city, with the type of vendors who pile stuff in their space until you can barely walk through the narrow rows of junk, there is no rhyme or reason, when you walk by some of these vendors it's like a brain overload. There are some good old toys there, lots of those old tin robots, old kids toys from the 60's, stuff like that. There's a fair amount of guitars and musical equipment, all overpriced though, as is the case at most flea markets. I don't think I've ever seen a reasonably priced guitar at a flea.
You could probably find every DVD ever at this place too, like it's more than I've ever seen in my life. If there's any rare DVD's out there that are worth some money, I bet you could find it here. All in all, I'd give the Dudley-Do-Right flea market at 2/5. Very jumbled, all permanent vendors, most will not haggle with you, copious amounts of junk, good parking, easy to find, and you could probably find decent stuff if you really know what to look for in very specific item markets.