NorCal Craigslist finds

$200

 

I have a high clearance rear bumper coming to market soon.

Manufacturer- brute force fab
Features - custom cut outs for rigid sr2 pro lights, fold down table, single arm swing out, 2 Jerry cans, camera relocate, custom bike carrier hitch mounted on swing out.

looking for $1500obo

 

@kingk0ng

 

Here you go.
'98 4Runner SR5 4WD 69K miles - $14K
https://sacramento.craigslist.org/cto/d/1998-toyota-4-runner/6621549328.html

 

Those recets tho!

 

14k is a lot for a runner

 

I hope its more then 12 oil changes in 20yrs.

 

If the seller never learned how to use even basic punctuation then I would seriously doubt their ability to maintain a vehicle properly.

 

I'm guessing ESL.

 

I know. It's not a low-mileage TRD double cab.


It's clean though. I'd be interested around 11 maybe.

 

I was thinking 10k.

 

I guess the rest of the non English speaking world is screwed when it comes to vehicle Maintenance. They must just toss them out at the first oil change.

 

You assume he is American or not 90 yrs old. keyboard warrior, You guys kill me with grammar B>S<. Im going guess the guy is old as fuck and can barely use a computer. Norway anyone with that low miles is young.

 

It wasn’t me!!

 

fuck that.



and the responses here today got me weak. fucken Jason's. yea, I said jasons. all 3 of you fucks..lol

 

Ban that guy! ^^^

 

What 90 year old doesn't know what punctuation is or how to use it? Most 90 year olds that still have their faculties would understand grammer better than most people I know under the age of 40. And I don't buy the English as a second language BS. My wife's first language is not english, it also wasn't even her second language. She does however write and speak better than me or most of the people I know. That goes for several of the other people I know that grew up in other countries as well.

While it is possible they don't fully understand basic english if you know how put together some kind of sentence then you have also learned how to use a period. Writing like that is just laziness.

 

Speaking of ESL, my wife had her citizenship ceremony yesterday. 2 hours long for a 20 second oath... still, a pretty rad moment in our lives.

 

That's awesome! My wife has been talking about going through getting her citizenship lately as well.