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CityNG:
When you enjoy something, making money from it is fun.

These are the two apps I use. I get instant alert as soon as a new listing that meets my requirement is made. Then the phone calls start and the "I'll pay your asking price, consider the car sold, I'm on my way"

jorcycos:
Check engine

jorcycos:
The check engine light on

CityNG:
They were ex postal service trucks like the one pictured. I bought them just to get the engine and transmission out and I then sold the bodies for scrap metal.

The problem with cheap cars is that everybody is looking for one and they literately sell within hours and sometimes minutes. I use an app that scours Craigslist and alerts me as soon as a new posting comes up. Even then I'm still alarmed as to how quick and how many times I hear the dreaded "sorry I just sold it" comment.

If only Nigeria didn't have the silly age rule for cars.

CityNG:
Similar, silver color instead of gold.

I've bought running cars for $100 before.

I live in a wasteful society.

I bought a 2004 Kia Rio for $300 two nights ago, 85kmi needs head gasket. The tow truck driver that I sent to pick it up offered me $1,500 for it. SOLD.

CityNG:
I went to look at the Bradley GT2 last night. The VW pan was too much rusted for me but still well worth the $300 price though.

I really need to learn how to weld.

justi4jesu:
Yes it does run OS 10

serege:
oga, are u seriously trying to sell a used eod for 1.4 mill? v6 for dat matter
i knw u said its negotiable but try nd be realistic.
see all the caution lights wey dey on sef?

Victoriousvic:
Damn!

CityNG:
I will blow this shyte up when I port to the home office in a few hours. I will post personal pictures of cars I took at car shows.

Warning: If you don't like CityNG and/or have measured dial up you might want to swerve