How should I sell our greasecar?

If your community has a liberal/alternative lifestyle/non-traditional periodical (we have a weekly, The Independent), that would be a great place to advertise.

why must it be liberal? Why can’t it be conservative??

It could. But I don’t tend to see much focus on alternative energy in conservative venues.

Hmm, words… I think that
a greasecar is a “conservative” item in the sense that it’s
designed to conserve energy, resources, sanity.

Ah. I was speaking politically.

I know, but.
It bothers me that the word “conservative”, the concept of
conservatism, of exercising good judgment, of thinking things over carefully, of not getting hysterical, of wisdom -
and the principle of conserving, which i deeply respect -
has been hijacked by… Karl Rove and his precedents.
…just saying.

Craig’s List. E-Bay Motors.

sell it to me!

susanc: Put some notices up on the Evergreen bulletin boards and perhaps in the school paper if it takes ads. That community would be filled with folks who want to drive a car that smells like McDonald’s fries (isn’t that what you once told us?).

Purely out of curiosity, what are you asking?

Since you’re asking purely out of curiosity, I guess I can say without fear of
using fluther as a sales venue that I’m asking $3500.

Does the car come with or without fries?

Car comes with the illusion of fries – and that’s better than eating them horrible things.
Which I love, of course, especially if made by McDonalds using beef tallow.

Put that in your ad: “free sniffs.”