Bus Living, Truck Living, Boat Living. You name it, if you live in a home that is capable of moving by itself, or have the desire to, then this is the place for you.
It's not in Chino. The owner lives in Chino, the bus is north of Edwards AFB in the high desert. Probably 100 miles from here.
The owner knows nothing about it. It was left on some property they bought, along with the other vehicles pictured. One is an old Buick Electra Limited which leaves me guessing the 455 from it was once intended, or quite possibly already installed in the old Flxible.
Not known if it runs, or has been converted. I was just told it was full of junk and that "kids had been in it". Not sure if I will trek up there to see it, or not. The owner said she has received a couple e-mail queries about it.
Man, I hate it when the seller can't take a decent picture of something!
They don't seem to understand that the potential buyer does not want to see all the surounding scenery, or a tiny little picture of the item for sale. And you can post 4 pictures on Craig's List, so why not take good close-ups and put as many pictures as allowed. Then they want top dollar, and know nothing about what they are selling, they won't clean it up and make it more saleable.
dburt wrote:Man, I hate it when the seller can't take a decent picture of something!
They don't seem to understand that the potential buyer does not want to see all the surounding scenery, or a tiny little picture of the item for sale. And you can post 4 pictures on Craig's List, so why not take good close-ups and put as many pictures as allowed. Then they want top dollar, and know nothing about what they are selling, they won't clean it up and make it more saleable.
There, I have had my rant for the day!
Actually, they had no idea what they had. I have no clue how they came up with the $2500 price. I was told they were just trying to recoup the cost of cleaning up the property. They had squatters living in total filth. They have carted 30 some truck and trailer loads of gargbage to the dump, including one full load of dog $hit that was inside the house and all over the property. They are guessing another 20 loads of garbage to be hauled, at least.
Maby by the time they got around to taking pictures of the bus, they were plumb tuckered out from all the work of clean-up, and they only managed to barely crawl toward the bus and only had the energy to take one small picture.
I feel sorry for them- nothing worse then destructive renters or worse yet, squatters who trash a place. It would almost be easier to burn the place to the bare ground then to haul the dog crap out! But I suppose the neighbors might complain of the smell of burning mountains of dog crap if they did!
I just found out how to do it.. Still a tough time doing ebay pic's as I search the whole source page for some key phase and copy the URL there. Not always successful in the correct size, however.. Whats the trick?
tamangel wrote:I just found out how to do it.. Still a tough time doing ebay pic's as I search the whole source page for some key phase and copy the URL there. Not always successful in the correct size, however.. Whats the trick?
Mike
right click on the picture, copy the url, then go to your post on this forum, click on the Img button and paste your uRL after the tag. Then, click on the Img button again and your picture will be posted.
If you host pictures off site, it works just the same.
Mark, right clicking on an ebay picture thats at the top, gives me the following:
"copy link" I click on that and put it in the address bar and no URL shows, just the following: javascript:;
if I go to the pic's down below, I get several option lines:
Back (goes to previous page)
Reload Page (reloads whole page)
Open in Dashboad (not transferable that I can see)
view source (give's me 32 pages of programing language)
save page as (saves only as web archive)
print page (prints whole ebay page)
dburt wrote:Man, I hate it when the seller can't take a decent picture of something!
They don't seem to understand that the potential buyer does not want to see all the surounding scenery, or a tiny little picture of the item for sale. And you can post 4 pictures on Craig's List, so why not take good close-ups and put as many pictures as allowed. Then they want top dollar, and know nothing about what they are selling, they won't clean it up and make it more saleable.
There, I have had my rant for the day!
I like those ads the best. Those are the ones that everyone else ignores, by the time someone go's to look at it the seller is offering $100,00 just to drag if off.
That's because I got there first and softened 'em up so you can buy it right!
Usually I am the first to go look at something like that, but for whatever reason I can't strike a deal, so I leave. Then a friend of mine goes, and the seller gives it to him, and they will even give him gas money to haul it off. Then he wonders why I could not strike a deal. Well- it's because I had to soften them up so they were willing to deal when he showed up!