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Once in a while a truly well described car appears on eBay. Here's a 1988 automatic that is well described by an obvious enthusiast. He also took his detailed picture while the car was being thoroughly inspected!
One only wonders that he forgot to mention the tire treatment the inspector applied after the inspection.
His inspector is sniffing out something...
One question; if you're selling your car with only 1 picture, can you find one where your dog isn't about to lift his leg on the car?
However I might be crazy.....
Last edited by Greggles; Jan 29, 2004 at 02:57 PM.
Originally posted by FeedNfrenZ Maybe his wife told him that he had to sell it so he isn't trying too hard................... "but honey I've had it on Ebay for 6 months now!"
Looks like the car drove to the Moon or something.
"The car is great looking , but is in need of a professional detail job to bring out the red even more. Straight car with no visible dents."
So how do I make my shark reder?
No visible dents. I guess its just has a bunch of invisible ones.
This person might be borderline retarded. You could possibly give them 50 bucks and tell them its really 50 million and they wouldn't even know the difference.
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