1982 KC Pickup SD22 diesel - $1000 - on Seattle Craigslist

[redmondjp]

Here's the ad:

http://seattle.craigslist.org/see/car/180935036.html

1982 DIESEL Datsun XTRA CAB pickup ONE OWNER - $1000
Reply to: sale-180935036@craigslist.org
Date: 2006-07-11, 4:30PM PDT


LOW MILES. NO WAR. CONVERT TO BIODIESEL. ONE OWNER. RUNS FABULOUS. VERY UNIQUE. call 206-525-5414 for more details or view our other pickups online at http://www.cnjauto.com

* This item has been posted by-dealer.
* this is in or around Lake City Way, SEATTLE

[philip]

Here's the ad:

http://seattle.craigslist.org/see/car/180935036.html
1982 DIESEL Datsun XTRA CAB pickup ONE OWNER - $1000
Reply to: sale-180935036@craigslist.org
Date: 2006-07-11, 4:30PM PDT

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[asavage]

Post Deleted by Author (craigslist)

Which is why I copied the ad's text here -- now we have something of a historical record.

I had forwarded it to a co-worker whose wife now wants a small diesel PU. That one was not too shiny but was one-owner and priced pretty reasonably for that fact. Didn't last long, did it?

Hey, JP, keep 'em coming.

[redmondjp]

Thanks for posting the ad in here, Al--yes, it's good to have a record of sales for future reference. IMO both this and the last KC diesel (FS @ $2K) posted on Seattle Craigslist were really good deals, evidenced by the fact that they both sold within a couple of days. Makes me think that I didn't get such a screamin' deal on mine, but oh well.

Mine might be for sale later this year--I've got too many rigs in general, but in the truck dept. I also have a 3/4T Chevy pickup that comes in real handy whenever I want to tow a car on my brother's flatbed trailer, or haul a yard of gravel, or load of drywall for the house, etc. I can't afford to drive the Chevy every day, but it can haul stuff the Datsun wouldn't even dream of (like 2400lb. of lead-acid batteries in one load). I did move an upright piano using the Datsun recently, and going uphill was quite, well, slow! It got the job done, but I certainly wasn't keeping up with the speed limit on the hills.

[philip]

Thanks for posting the ad in here, Al--yes, it's good to have a record of sales for future reference. SNIP

In the interest of Good Housekeeping, I think it would be better to establish separately such an archive. As is, all these expired listings amount to clutter one has to sift through in order to find valid listings to say nothing about eBay listing pictures that disappear after 90 days.

Once a listing expires, push it over to the Listing Archive folder.