Can you make any sense of this ad?
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In a word - no.
It appears that he wants to swap it for a mini skip carrier, which reduces his chances to just about zero I'd estimate.
It's a pity the advert's so poor because as far as you can see (which I admit isn't far) the car actually looks pretty good. Be interesting to find out more so update if you go any further with it.
It appears that he wants to swap it for a mini skip carrier, which reduces his chances to just about zero I'd estimate.
It's a pity the advert's so poor because as far as you can see (which I admit isn't far) the car actually looks pretty good. Be interesting to find out more so update if you go any further with it.
Keep it stiff said:
I wouldn't. It's not fitted with any Mexican food. I could understand it (which in itself is causing Me great concern! 
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It's also a bit strange! - Basically the advert says:
"I have a 911 that hasn't been on the road for 5~6 years available but I will not sell it, I will only exchange it for a mini skip truck with cash to make up the difference either way. The paints not faded - that's just the sun reflecting off the paint"
Talk about limiting your market!
As for the poor grammar, sadly that seems to be "Par 4 the coors thees daze!" and puts Me off cars for sale too!
).It's also a bit strange! - Basically the advert says:
"I have a 911 that hasn't been on the road for 5~6 years available but I will not sell it, I will only exchange it for a mini skip truck with cash to make up the difference either way. The paints not faded - that's just the sun reflecting off the paint"
Talk about limiting your market!
As for the poor grammar, sadly that seems to be "Par 4 the coors thees daze!" and puts Me off cars for sale too!
I think others have it correct. To own this you've got to first own a mini skip truck. Why he doesn't just sell it and THEN buy one of them is hard to fathom ...
I can't be arsed to read ads totally devoid of a) caps in the correct place and b) punctuation, but struggled through here. The red flag comes from the non-PC view that if you can't put both the afore mentioned typographic niceties in the correct place you really wouldn't have been educated to a level where you could have a job capable of funding such a car ... Running, maintenance etc. But I think it's of such an age that it may have a checkered history anyway (or not) and so te above wouldn't apply ...
Interior colour would put me off straight away though!
I can't be arsed to read ads totally devoid of a) caps in the correct place and b) punctuation, but struggled through here. The red flag comes from the non-PC view that if you can't put both the afore mentioned typographic niceties in the correct place you really wouldn't have been educated to a level where you could have a job capable of funding such a car ... Running, maintenance etc. But I think it's of such an age that it may have a checkered history anyway (or not) and so te above wouldn't apply ...
Interior colour would put me off straight away though!
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