9 Craziest Craigslist Hunting Items

by Doug Howlett • February 17, 2012 • 3 comments

The Internet has opened a wide door to a new age in the old flea market and yard sale concept of selling, buying and bartering. While eBay paved the way for the online auction world to unload all of its surplus items to the highest bidder, Craigslist offers a great way to tap into local offerings and simply contact the person with an offer. Of course, web browsing can be as entertaining as in-store shopping, particularly when you come across items like these.

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Camo Interior Trim from a '91 Chevy Blazer

Camo Interior Trim from a \'91 Chevy Blazer

Not sure how many folks are still tooling around in a 1991 Chevy Blazer, as many have most likely been relegated to overgrown junk yards or rest in perpetuity on blocks in the front of rural roadside trailers, but one former owner of this once proud vehicle of the sportsman, before parting ways with his All-American ride, stripped it of the stylish camouflage trim that adorned the interior. His hope: capitalize on the uniqueness of these sporting valuables—valued at a whopping $15. Not sure if he will find any takers, but if you’re interested, I’m willing to bet you can beat him down on the price.

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3 Responses

  1. applepicker

    I have two of these deer foot lamps, and would not part with them.

    On February 20, 2012 at 5:06 pm • Reply
  2. Doug

    No doubt they are treasured–and valuable–among all who bask in their light. I am sure some of my prized possessions would be just as bizarre to someone else. Oddest items that come to mind among my personal collection: 8 loose bear claws, a rattlesnake rattle, my oldest kid's baby teeth, four porcupine quills, one business card from each of my previous jobs, the worn leather case to my very first Buck 110 folding knife (in case the knife ever shows back up) a yellowed newspaper article of two bears my late uncle and his friends killed in North Carolina, the bone from a black bear's penis, a U.S. postage stamp with Elvis on it, and a ring of keys to which I have no idea what any of the keys go to. I keep them on the off chance that I find a lock or door that needs unlocking and to which one of them fits! Yes, one day I will have my own episode on "Hoarders."

    On February 23, 2012 at 8:13 pm • Reply
  3. Displayed Name

    Those are trophies in CA

    On March 13, 2012 at 2:54 am • Reply