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That looks like a real listing but be careful - if something looks too good to be true it may just be a trick to add emails to a spam or scam group. Craigslist is dealing with those kind of issues these days. I always look for details in the description that prove the location of the product is correct. You may see listings that say all the nice things about the car but no details on who to call, first name or side of town they are in - I proceed carefully on those and or use an email address set up for spam. Cheers Eddy
Not to far from me...Looks like a fair deal, I don't know if that would rub out? If it needs paint it would not be worth it unless you paint cars. IMHO
IMHO 2K might be more like it. With all the issues the seller has disclosed there's bound to me twice as many they didn't disclose. And all those issues cost time and lots of coin...Reminds me of the saying "rode hard and put away wet" There's plenty of c4's out there in better shape for around same money.
IMHO 2K might be more like it. With all the issues the seller has disclosed there's bound to me twice as many they didn't disclose. And all those issues cost time and lots of coin...Reminds me of the saying "rode hard and put away wet" There's plenty of c4's out there in better shape for around same money.
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