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UPDATE: Price dropped to $5000.
(02/24/2016) No obvious rust.
“1949 cj3a,most all of this jeep is new parts.lots of nos parts.runs/drives good.”
http://medford.craigslist.org/cto/5494117187.html
Is anyone else tired of the finger blocking the license plate pictures. It really detracts from the photo. How hard is it to remove, tape over or otherwise block out license plate. I am not sure, but I think running a license plate is not that easy, unless your in law enforcement, and even that is not suppose to be done for personal use. I see these photos on craigslist all the time and I tend to ignore these ads.
he’s just telling the jeep to be quiet… or keep it from sneezing, lol… I can’t tell which
(and yes, it seems like a wasted effort. If I’m hiding that hard, I’m probably not selling stuff on public sites)
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Maybe it’s stolen or he has an ex looking for him. Does he cover the plate when driving out in public? Okay. I’ll keep my mouth shut now.
Couldn’t agree with Mark more on this one .Quite honestly the dumbest thing Ive seen .Maybe all these people (because there is sure a lot of them )think the identity theft specialists ,thiefs ,marauders,or who ever it is there afraid of prey on used jeep sale sites . I just wonder if they drive around town or leave their Jeeps parked in their driveways with the plates covered as well.To each their own I guess , but it sure does make for a goofy looking picture and or listing