Shop or personal garage?

[MasterMario]

I am leaning towards personal garage. If it is, oh boy am I just a little bit envious.

From this craigslist ad

https://milwaukee.craigslist.org/cto/d/fort-atkinson-1972-plymouth-door-all/7383794297.html

Also, really? You can only manage a single picture?

[Dr. Zoidberg]

@mastermario said in Shop or personal garage?:

Also, really? You can only manage a single picture?

Bust out the Craigslist bingo board

[OhCrikeyTheRozzers]

@mastermario

Looks like an awesome personal garage from what I can see.

Can’t believe how lazy most ads are—this description also sounds like a two-year-old talking:

[foghat1981]

@ohcrikeytherozzers GOBLESS

[MasterMario]

@ohcrikeytherozzers especially for something worth a bit of money. I can understand being lazy for a beater you're selling for $2000, but for a classic you want $26k for you really need to be making a good ad.

[Spoon II]

@mastermario What's really sad is that this is like 90% of the vehicle ads I see. Some don't even list the year or the mileage, it's bananas.

[davesaddiction]

@mastermario

Maybe he runs a shop out of his personal garage.

Can't imagine an individual having that many steering wheels around just for themselves.

[ibRAD]

@mastermario When the guy that's actually looking to buy sees the picture he'll be in touch. I bet it weeds out a lot of time wasters.

[OhCrikeyTheRozzers]

@mastermario said in Shop or personal garage?:

@ohcrikeytherozzers especially for something worth a bit of money. I can understand being lazy for a beater you're selling for $2000, but for a classic you want $26k for you really need to be making a good ad.

You’ll love this one then. Would say this reflects a significant amount of effort over most $200k+ Porsche ads I see.

[MasterMario]

@davesaddiction maybe he just hates the stock steering wheels and replaces them on every car? I mean there are seven vehicles just in this photo.