I've absolutely seen it before. Overall, I'm just let down by the post that I see online, especially for cars. Barely any relevant information, horrible spelling, no model/part numbers, no specific mileage/engine/transmission/rear end/etc...
However, I think that since I've been using the internet consistently since 1998, I've gotten spoiled. It seems like the people on the internet, prior to mobile phone/social media stuff, were a bit more technically savvy. Now, most humans have access to a mobile device and that allows people that don't think putting the bolt pattern on a posting to sell a set of wheels is important.
However, I think that since I've been using the internet consistently since 1998, I've gotten spoiled. It seems like the people on the internet, prior to mobile phone/social media stuff, were a bit more technically savvy. Now, most humans have access to a mobile device and that allows people that don't think putting the bolt pattern on a posting to sell a set of wheels is important.