volkinator
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First one...
"Don't need to sell it" ...... "Need it gone by next week"
hahaha
"Don't need to sell it" ...... "Need it gone by next week"
hahaha
Gray can be spelled either way....
Gray | Define Gray at Dictionary.com
Gray | Definition of Gray by Merriam-Webster
Gray or Grey? | Dictionary.com Blog
Grammar nazis.....LOL.
I'm really not a grammar Nazi but some things bother me like when people don't know the difference between their, there & they're.
Spelling & bad grammar in a car ad makes me think the seller is stupid & I would never buy a car from that person. They probably didn't pay attention to the small details of the truck either.
I looked up Gray or Grey & technically you are all right but I've worked in 8 different printing shops over the last 30 years & the color is called Grey!eace:
Maybe I'm just too much of a cynic, but these all seem a little over priced. Apparently just adding a cheap lift adds a ton of value...
https://norfolk.craigslist.org/cto/5713724044.html
https://norfolk.craigslist.org/cto/5706572671.html
https://norfolk.craigslist.org/cto/5692602731.html
That last one...."It does have some body damage but it runs perfect." "I think there's mud in the fuel injectors or line. Its currently not running..."
I'd try to widdle down the price on the 1st one. Love that color and it's not too overpriced to me...