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Be careful with this one. May not be real. Seems strange to mix colloquialisms and use such odd verbiage.

who says "your gain my lose" instead of "my loss, your gain"

who uses an apostrophe for Mechanic's, but not wifes.

who says "have other project in the iron", instead of "too many irons in the fire"

I understand that not everyone is a grammar genius, or native english speaker, but who uses phrases wrongly like this?

Seems fishy.

OP stated can't confirm drivetrain. I interpret this to mean the craigslist guy hasn't gotten back to him. Another red flag that this is some sort of fishing scam. I will be interested to see how this turns out. IF REAL, I would jump on it.
 
It's a 4.0 V6 that had over 200k miles on it. I'm already in contact with the seller directly. I'm waiting for some more details.

I assumed it was a 4.0 V6 since the issue described was more common for that motor than the 4.7 V8.
 
Be careful with this one. May not be real. Seems strange to mix colloquialisms and use such odd verbiage.

who says "your gain my lose" instead of "my loss, your gain"

who uses an apostrophe for Mechanic's, but not wifes.

who says "have other project in the iron", instead of "too many irons in the fire"

I understand that not everyone is a grammar genius, or native english speaker, but who uses phrases wrongly like this?

Seems fishy.

OP stated can't confirm drivetrain. I interpret this to mean the craigslist guy hasn't gotten back to him. Another red flag that this is some sort of fishing scam. I will be interested to see how this turns out. IF REAL, I would jump on it.

I thought it looked legit. Most c-list ads I've seen with stupid errors like that turned out to be legit. I see even worse grammatical errors on this forum quite often.
 
It is a 2 wheel drive v6 which means you'd have to find a motor pretty cheap to really have a "good value" vehicle given the rest of it has over 200k miles on it.

Around here it is much easier to find a 4.7 V8 than a 4.0 V6.

However, when I get pics I'll make my decision.
 

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