Craigslist find

http://seattle.craigslist.org/tac/cto/1909674414.html

I want it so bad

 

Mine's gonna be cooler. lol

 

I like it!

 

Sweet looking truck! But I would be hesitant to buy something that built not knowing much about it, you never know what you might be getting into,.could be a lemon.

 

if a truck is built up like that i can promise its been used. somebody has beat on it so if your gonna get it then do alot of research on it.

 

i like it alot

 

Judging by the spelling and grammar, the kid isn't old enough to drive the truck he is selling.

 

Ha yup. do you want those "worn" locking hubs...

 

I was thinking the same.....even though we shouldn't judge, just like the spelling on that "frog" post. If it's not the correct spelling of the part/accessory does that mean he's not responsible if your Dana Axle shits the bed because he sold you a Danna Axel?

 

Can anyone direct me to where I can get a set of "long travel blitine shocks"?

 

LOL You can get them at Weelers

 

Sweet they even have the cromolly axels and brifs and the irokes.

 

^ to bad it dosn't have bedloks

 

Definitely a bumber... Maybe even an ARB bumber

Somehow he managed to spell diesel correctly. I've seen those newsprint car sale ad magazines spell it deisel

 

Most people get in such a hurry they dont even think about spelling even if they are educated.

 

x2

 

He is from eatonville guys give home a break... its a little country out there

 

x2 if you guys havnt been to eatonville..... congrats

 

....so if you were to sell your truck, a sale that really needed to be done. The buyer agrees to meet you to look at the truck, would you atleast run it through the car wash to make it look presentable or would you leave a weekend worth of a mud-run on it? ( I know a bunch will say "mud" with the thinking that "the buyer will know it's capable of mudding".....)

The spelling is the same presentation effect. If you get the perception he is "just" uneducated to where he can't spell, how do you know he is educated enough to build that truck correctly.

It takes no more time to click spell-check or reread what you just whipped through. Go to your next job interview with a wrinkled shirt and dirty sneakers and then sit home and wonder why no one has contacted you.