Escort for sale. Unfortunately, I am a vampire and can't take photos during the day.
This isn't one for mocking. Actually it's more along the lines of general awesomeness:
http://sfbay.craigslist.org/eby/cto/4136330226.html
From the Q and A section at the bottom:
Q: Why are you such an a--hole? A: Everything is relative; you should see my friends
wbjones wrote: damn, those are some pretty good sized nuts/bolts holding that tank in place
Doesn't speak well for the gas mileage!
It's probably a Texas thing we'll never understand.
http://dallas.craigslist.org/dal/cto/4172383476.html
In reply to plance1:
LOL, how dim do you have to be to have a photo on your phone and not be able to get it on c-list? I love the digital-photo-of-a-paper-5x7-photo, but this is a first.
In reply to mndsm:
He took the photos with the webcam on a laptop. Note the blue tint reflecting from the laptop screen in the first photo.
How about craigslist stories? Trying to sell my Nissan Sentra and someone interested payed $100 for a pre purchase "inspection" that involved checking the paint for bondo (carfax says 0 accidents) and plugging it into a check engine scanner. When I pulled into the place they chose I was like crap someone here is going to get ripped off. I'm just glad it wasn't me!
plance1 wrote: http://akroncanton.craigslist.org/cto/4146906813.html
"Sorry about pic crack is in phone"
You sure about that Mr. Seller? I'm pretty sure crack was in pipe, but it seems to be gone now...
Not an awesome CL photo, but awesome CL optimism at work. The best take on the old "I haven't done it but it just needs a $20 part and 10 minutes" line:
No heat = the heat inside the car does not blow HOT. I believe this may be the lower Temp sensor. This is an easy fix and the part is $25.00. I might replace this if I find the time before I sell it. It might also be the heater core. The heater core is $100.00 and a bit more difficult to replace but we could work something out.
In an ad that says (copy paste), "THIS CAR DOSE NOT RUN!, it has a 305 very strong motor, but one of the pistions are locked in the motor"
That's right...it's parked on the other side of a chain-link fence and the photo is taken from the far side of, evidently, a screen door. Classy!
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