Can't figure out how to retrieve information from an expired Craiglist post

[Creig]

I know, I know... This seems rather trivial. But I recently purchased an older Jeep Cherokee and the next day went to send a message to a guy that had one available for parts that I had seen the week before. Unfortunately for me, the post had just expired and I've been unable to figure out a way to view a cache of the page so that I can get his contact information. Anyone have any ideas?

https://up.craigslist.org/pts/d/for-parts-only-2003-jeep/6622768017.html

 

[Thebobo]

Internet archives might have a copy of it? https://archive.org/

 

[Creig]

Yeah, tried that. Couldn't find anything.

This is the only scrap of the ad I could get from simply googling the address for the original ad:

"For sale, parts vehicle only. Willing to sell whole or part out. This is a 2003 Grand Cherokee Overland model. The back half of the unibody"

 

[mindless1]

Never tried but does this do anything for you?
https://www.techwalla.com/articles/how-to-view-expired-craigslist-ads

 

[Creig]

Never tried but does this do anything for you?
https://www.techwalla.com/articles/how-to-view-expired-craigslist-ads

Unfortunately, that method only works for ads you've posted yourself.

One benefit to creating an account is the ability to view ads you've posted since they've expired.

 

[mindless1]

Unfortunately, that method only works for ads you've posted yourself.

Oh, guess I should have read it lol. What city was the listing in, is Yoopers a place in Michigan? Could it be this random shot in the dark?
https://www.kijiji.ca/v-auto-body-p...3-jeep-grand-cherokee-runs-perfect/1247104357

 

[Creig]

"Yooper" is a term made up for those of us that are nuts enough to live in the U.P. (Upper Peninsula) of Michigan. But thanks for trying!

I'm guessing at this point that the post is lost. Too bad. It had a lot of parts that I could have used, including some exclusive to the Overland model.

 

[Craig234]

You could always post to the same forum and ask if anyone else saved the info.