Craigslist interaction thread

Post wacky convo screencaps. Pic related, the average Camaro owner

This was just now, what an ass

Ah, the ever so common "I know wut I got" craigslist boomer
>he's white or hispanic and older than 50
>he's most likely overweight
>he knows next to nothing about auto mechanics/engineering
>but he used to have one just like it back in 1978 and it made all the girls wet when he revved up that 383 with the edelbrock manifold and muh glasspacks
>so he knows wut he got

>ha
lmao, he knows you're right

>offered a guy $14k cash a little while back for a 135i. told him it was the highest ill go since he said he will not accept anything under 14.
>"can you do 14.3?" as in $300 more dollars.
>"....glws"
>"im gonna try ebay
>puts it up for 18k on ebay. zero bids auction ended.

this tottaly 130% happened, boomers are delusional

I'd have just taken it, yes it feels degrading to go above your highest but it saves the hassle of looking & waiting. If you really liked it I wouldn't have lost it. You probably didn't care that much though because you were willing to let it go over $300, so no harm done.

Did you ever get a 1 series? I kinda want one to wrench on but I'm scared of electronical bells and whistles. Guess I'll find an E30

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kek'd

what a fucking retard.

I always just treat this as a huge red flag. If they really want to sell the car/bike and there's no major glaring issues, they should have no issues providing the VIN. Conversely, when I see an ad where they actually listed the VIN, I instantly mentally file that under "this guy isnt selling a pile of crap or (at least) he's being honest about the pile of crap he's selling"