![]() 11/19/2018 at 17:13 • Filed to: Filters don't make you an artist | ![]() | ![]() |
You want to sell a truck? Maybe have some clear photos of the truck. It’s a truck, not an art piece.
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It looks like he’s trying to block out all possible identifying contextual images. But it’s hilariously overkill and doubly hilarious because it’s a dealer .
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It’s art to him, damnit!
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It looks like he got his 12 year old daughter to take photos and apply instagram filters to it.
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...complete with burnt-out headlight? Wtf?
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To top it off, I love that their domain is “wheatonchev” and not “wheatonchevy”. Not sure whether they thought typing that one extra character would kill their sales or whether they took Chevrolet’s old plea to stop using the nickname “Chevy” too seriously.
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That’s what I thought. I’ve found some crazy stuff on the internet by context clues in craigslist photos, but since the dealership address is public this is stupid.
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Only thing I can think of is some junior dealership employee is worried about liability from posting non-consenting third parties on an internet ad . But that doesn’t make complete sense either.
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You want an ad with bad pics. Hold my beer
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You can always annoy the seller back by offering him Tree Fiddy...
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Jesus.
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Want to know the funniest part? The owner took this car to car shows all summer.
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Lens flare lens flare! It worked for Cama ro and transformers!