Sounds like someone does not understand the CraigsList community. So many stupid sellers dont remove thieir ads when sold, of course you have to ask if its available.
The responce bots that try to scam people are annoying, however Ive received them from eBay as well.
I have a many great Mustang parts from Craigslist, a free 289, 4 torque thrust wheels for $100 and so on.
Perhaps you received so many "stupid" questions because you wrote an incomplete ad.
You should just take your cars to a Dealer if you cant deal with the public.

 

Wayne,
Cool site,
Thanks

 

What would you take for the trailer?

Trailers sold, I just leave the ad up to see how stupid people are. :shrug:

 

There are definitely some weird people on CL. Every time I post an ad with a pic that shows the car I'm selling on my trailer, someone always has to ask if the trailer is for sale. If the trailer was for sale, I would have mentioned that somewhere in the ad. :loco:

What would you take for the trailer?

 

And just think, some of those d/a's are registered voters. No wonder this country has d/a's in D.C. with d/a's on the horizon waiting to take their place! (Not that there's anything wrong with being a d/a, of coarse.)

 

Ahh we've got it so tough now days! Years ago we would place an ad in a paper or
a publication like Hemmings. Get calls after it was sold or rediculous offers.
Guess back then we expected that. A person in CA calling at 9 or 10:00 didn't realize
it was 12 or 1:00 in the east. It's tough selling something on a computer listing,
it's just not perfect!

 

Always 2-3 people a week asking "is it still available??. Ah, yeah, because I can go right in a delete the ad when it sells.

You sure can delete your CL postings. Go into your account. Any active listings will appear highlighted in green. If you click on the highlighted posting, it will show up with a "delete" or "edit" button at the top. It should be obvious what to do from there....


FWIW, I've sold a couple cars on CL. You get the occasional a-hole that emails you a ridiculous low ball offer, but most responses I get are genuine.

 

Bill,
Try this site:
http://jaxed.com/cgi-bin/ms.cgi?veh=mustang
You can change the vehicle type and look up parts also.
Wayne

 

Craigslist is an interesting site. I emailed them to see if there was some way to do a global search instead of city by city and I got back a long diatribe about how I was trying to corrupt the Craigslist family. Still, it's a good place to buy and sell.

 

I love CL. I bought my Boss and a big block Vette off of it, and I've never bought 2 cars so right in my life. Never sold anything there though.

 

There are definitely some weird people on CL. Every time I post an ad with a pic that shows the car I'm selling on my trailer, someone always has to ask if the trailer is for sale. If the trailer was for sale, I would have mentioned that somewhere in the ad. :loco:

 

I guess I dont get it, why leave it up after its sold? How would you feel if you found a part or a car you wanted on there and it had been sold two weeks prior?
I had some parts listed and got some stupid replies and low ball offers and I simply said no thanks or told them i was not going to sell stuff cheap only to see it flipped on ebay, end of story. Deleted the ad when stuff was gone.

 

Yes, it got flqagged and deleted.
Probably by on of the idiots that drove me crazy over the last few months.
In short: Always 2-3 people a week asking "is it still available??. Ah, yeah, because I can go right in a delete the ad when it sells.

Willian Travis: this guy can't read. I always clicked the box stating NO commercial replies. What do I get? offers that I ought to put the car in the Mustang Trader. Oh, yeah, and try to reply to William. Comes back as undeliverable.

Then some college kid, must be trying to get a degree in banking, tells me all these payment plans. Funny, he never even came over to see the car. But he sure flamed me when I replied; "ah, no".

And 2-3 different people wanted to trade their motorcycle (ah, none were Harleys), again, none of them ever asked about the car. They're were just trying to dump a bike that not even they wanted.

And, the 2-3 different people who asked if it even ran??

Oh, and the week I put my phone number in the ad, I got a call from some crack addict at 2:00 AM.

So, the car is sold, and these morons can leave me alone.

 

Hmm...OK. I can still see it through the link provided by Bondo 68. I can imagine a particular one of my old high school english teachers having a stroke reading that. Cater to your audience, I suppose.

 

Three months ago I answered a Craigslist posting in Montery, CA. The ad was at lease 2 months old when I emailed him. Turns out the guy still had the part for sale. Took me two months to meet up with the guy cause of our schedules, but in the end I got a 8" posi with 3.55 ratio for $125.00 and it's perfect. It paid to ask in my case.

 

Must have been bad it was removed.

 

Been flagged

 

So it's not for sale anymore?

 

Link

I found it.

 

Concure with you LA Stang couldn't find it either

 

This is the only one I found using your instructions: http://chicago.craigslist.org/search/car?query=84+mustang&srchType=T&minAsk=min&maxAsk=max&addTwo=

Why don't you just provide a link?