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Doing a craigslist search.....

Started by 69 OUR/TEA, January 28, 2012, 08:14:12 PM

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69 OUR/TEA

Hey guys,I know about Craiglook to scan farther than trying to type in every city or area when looking for a car,but I'm seeing cars popping up that when I do the craiglook search,is not finding them.Is there another source or way that would scan and give me all the items that come up for a specific word that I put it?Thanks

PA Dodger

You need to think like the seller. The parts that were the easiest for me to find were ones where the seller typed in a bunch of related words at the bottom of their ad. I found a real nice Superbee while I was searching for Charger stuff because the seller typed "mopar,charger,dodge,plymouth,roadrunner, Superbee..." into his ad.

Never heard of Craiglook. I see now that it had to change names recently.
I have used http://www.allofcraigs.com/ which gives you any ad in any city that matches your search.
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I use the "allofcraigs" as well...it works the best for me

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'74 Rallye 4spd (WH23L4) (1 of 94)
'74 Rallye Auto (WH23L4) (quad black)
'69 Swinger 340 - 4spd
'70 Duster 340 - 4spd

69 OUR/TEA


Drache

I downloaded "Free CraigsList Reader Pro" and it works for everything I need.
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Racing
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Chasing
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stripedelete

Double check.  I don't think Craiglook searches Craigslist anymore.   Ebay is shutting down the comprehensive search engines one at a time.

EccentricMagpies

Quote from: chargerboy69 on January 28, 2012, 09:02:43 PM
I use Search Tempest, works perfect.


http://www.searchtempest.com/

After posting the www.statewidelist.com, I tried this searchtempest and I find a car that never showed up on the statewide.  :brickwall: Come to find out it never filtered on all of the city options.  Personally I now recommend searchtempest due to that.  :2thumbs:
I'll be looking at this car at a minimum.
'74 Rallye 4spd (WH23L4) (1 of 94)
'74 Rallye Auto (WH23L4) (quad black)
'69 Swinger 340 - 4spd
'70 Duster 340 - 4spd

bakerhillpins

Search Tempest has an auto only site:  www.autotempest.com   It's what I always use..  :2thumbs:
Gives you all sorts of auto only options. I found that a 2 and 4 digit year search using just the term charger picked up the most ads. Found lots of cars, ended up buying one listed on this site though.

Thanks Troy!  :cheers:

Oh yea, once you get the results back you can sort them by newest and distance from your current location.
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