Like I said and posted two years ago, November 2, 2015, simple rules to understand. By submitting the information suggested below, there should be NO guessing. Treat your post as though you were the "BUYER"...what information are you seeking? This way, the interested party will have a darn good idea about the vehicle in question and then armed with that information, he/she can decide for themselves if they want to pursue it further.
Post by Lugnut » Mon Nov 02, 2015 1:36 pm
Simple details make all the difference in the world:
1) Photos (as many as possible featuring interior; front, rear, side , exterior; engine; rear end.) of what ever you are wanting to sell
2) City/State
3) Contact Name
4) Price
5) Email address and/or Telephone
Valuable Information For This Page......when selling something
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This may well be a first But I agree with Lugnut on this post, If it is followed then lots of question would be answered up front..........

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In my opinion, anything listed for sale that doesn't have at least the last 3 items isn't really for sale. (And just for comparison, I NEVER stop at a gas station that doesn't have its prices posted).

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When clicking on "forum rules" the page is blank.
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