Your craigslist finds, ricers, personals, stupidity, etc

**stealthee** · 07-28-2017

I just vomited. Thanks.

**BigNelson76** · 07-29-2017

https://spokane.craigslist.org/pts/d...151512297.html

**cheatah faheatah** · 07-29-2017

Originally Posted by BigNelson76

https://spokane.craigslist.org/pts/d...151512297.html

Nice find, new guy! I thought the pic was upside down at first ... lol.

**LEVELX** · 07-30-2017

I need that for my ceiling!
I wonder how it would look on the wall!!!

**SomeDudeAtHome** · 07-31-2017

https://buffalo.craigslist.org/cto/d...244341033.html someone likes their dr. pepper

**markpa** · 07-31-2017

Bonus. It's a 2015 too 😉

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**CHI2000GTP** · 08-04-2017

https://chicago.craigslist.org/wcl/c...249554359.html

Grand Prix! 4D too.

**cheatah faheatah** · 08-04-2017

Whut, glovebox & center console could count as doors.... optimistically. lol.

**BigNelson76** · 08-05-2017

? I don't see the problem, I get into my car through the trunk and hood all the time. The firewall is a tight fit but the seats in the back lay down!

Mine's 7 door with the sunroof XD

**Slick2500** · 08-05-2017

Originally Posted by CHI2000GTP

https://chicago.craigslist.org/wcl/c...249554359.html

Grand Prix! 4D too.

I don't understand how someone can own let alone try to sell a car and not even know what kind it is.

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**BigNelson76** · 08-07-2017

https://www.quickjack.com/

Seems like actually a decent option rather than a full lift. Not AS easy to work under, but it beats a floor jack

**blackspike2710** · 08-07-2017

For the price you're most of the way to a used two post.

**GTPNovak** · 08-08-2017

https://spokane.craigslist.org/cto/d...241368711.html

**SaukRapids** · 08-08-2017

Originally Posted by BigNelson76

Seems like actually a decent option rather than a full lift. Not AS easy to work under, but it beats a floor jack

Agreed. I rent and don't have the room for a two post.

I happened to chat with a neighbor that's a retired metalworker. He explained a little about the design, and both us were interested in how the sending unit worked and stayed sealed. They seem worth looking into for a (somewhat) portable option.