The only picture in the ad 
https://tampa.craigslist.org/pnl/cto/d/clearwater-1998-jeep-cherokee-for-sale/6968714967.html
The only picture in the ad
https://tampa.craigslist.org/pnl/cto/d/clearwater-1998-jeep-cherokee-for-sale/6968714967.html
I wonder what goes through people's minds after they pay their $5 listing fee and upload laughably terrible pictures of their car. How does someone look at this and think "Yep, that is totally worth the $5 I just paid!"?
https://tampa.craigslist.org/hil/cto/d/apollo-beach-mazda-miata/7011299067.html
Hahahaha . . . seller claims "car has been in an accident" and it trying to sell the car cheap because it's "too expensive to repair". That, my friend, was no accident:
$4000 Porsche 928.
Only photo in the ad.
Seller's description: "Good".
Woody said:$4000 Porsche 928.
Only photo in the ad.
Seller's description: "Good".
Peace be with you...
https://lakeland.craigslist.org/cto/d/mulberry-1995-suzuki-sidekick-4x4/7059763529.html
Can't figure out how to get pics from one phone to another? Just take a pic of the pic from a text message!
BRILLIANT!
Doesn’t get much better than that...
Not CL, but close enough.
How do you mess up 7 pics in a row?
https://tampa.craigslist.org/pnl/cto/d/clearwater-2008-nissan-rogue/7125821764.html
I'm guessing the DGAF is high considering the vehicle and price.
I guess the honesty has to count for something?
https://tampa.craigslist.org/hil/cto/d/wimauma-99-explorer-4x4/7167694159.html
In reply to stanger_mussle (Forum Supporter) :
Makes me think of those knuckle-draggers who put pics of restored/mint examples claiming "This is what it COULD look like!" before posting any actual pics of their crap.
People like that need to be shoved into a cannon and shot into the sun.
From a FBMarketplace ad entitled: 87-90 Mustang parts:
Not that I think one could really take a flattering photo of this vehicle, but you almos have to TRY to get one this bad...
Ran when parked. Sure it did....
You can't make this up. One photo in the ad:
And the description:
"1982 caprice classic runs and drives need money for a lawyer call or text only [redacted]"
Why do 99% of the ads show the same cow?
Hmmmm. Probably the best picture in the ad.
Need I say more?
How?
When a comma does more harm than good:
It's not a bad photo, per se, but I found it while perusing "the marketplace" and thought it was funny enough to post here.
The "scene of the crash" ads are my new favorite phenomenon. I light up with glee when I run across one.
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