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The seller indicates this is running, but the engine isn’t installed yet? Am I just confused?
https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/335048858513020
“Just finished painting the Jeep the 2016 Jeep mojito green. Going throw the engine installing new breaks and clutch. Not installed yet. This is a chance to own a 1963 Jeep FC-150 4×4 truck. The original engine is running needs breaks gas tank cleaned out and a new clutch. A very rare rust free truck”
Dave, you are NOT confused, another poorly written post, and then there’s “needs breaks” wrong, needs brakes. I would think considering the asking price and the location of Beverly Hills, the seller would have a good command of the English language.
Mike,
I agree it is poorly written. That said, I’ve been to Beverly Hills a couple times and I was not impressed with what little I’ve seen of it. To me it felt seedier than the image created by popular culture. Apart from that, there are quite a few smart, successful folks who struggle with the written word for a variety of reasons.
– Dave
Dave, thanks for the “low down” on 90210, I had thought Beverly Hills was all glitz & glamor.
Don’t forget about those Hillbillies that were there because they struck that “black gold”.
Why would someone leave all those little dents in the body and and crap all over the tailgate and then just paint right over them?
Bob, valid point, The seller is lazy or stupid, maybe both. These crazy listings are beginning to piss me off, crappy work and sky high prices, the value of the work means nothing to these sellers, money is their god. Reminds me of the Joe Isuzu commercials, “Have I got a deal for you” they were meant to be humorous, where as this guy is serious.
Mike,
I feel the same way about these crazily priced listings (and I’m ignoring some of the even-more crazily priced listings). I only post some of the crazily priced items to give a sense of the market (or at least what’s being asked).