How the Classifieds Work on For A Bodies Only Mopar Forum

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The classifieds on For A Bodies Only (FABO) live in the Mopar For Sale Ads section of the forum. That board is described as the place to buy or sell a Mopar part or car, and it also explicitly allows members to sell "anything else" to other members. To post or reply, you'll need a forum account — the site shows Log in and Join Free links in its main navigation, and posting is a member action. The public pages don't state whether browsing the ads requires login, so treat viewing access as something to check on your first visit.

Where the classifieds sit in the forum structure

FABO organizes its boards into a few top-level groups, and the sale ads are one of them:

Forum group What it covers
For A-Bodies Only General Information Site announcements, website help and FAQ, website questions and suggestions
Off Topic Forums Introductions (FABO Welcome Wagon), general non-automotive discussion, jokes
General Automotive Topics Includes a 3D printing board for classic car parts, plus shop, garage and tools discussion and member restorations
Mopar Technical Forums Technical Mopar automotive discussion
Mopar For Sale Ads Buying and selling Mopar parts and cars, and other items between members

The navigation bar also has a dedicated Classifieds link alongside New posts, Recent Posts, What's new, Articles and Photo Garages, so you don't have to hunt through the forum list to reach the ads.

What you can buy and sell there

  • Mopar parts — the core purpose of the board.
  • Mopar cars — complete vehicles are covered by the same description.
  • Non-Mopar items — the board text says members can "sell anything else" and "sell your stuff to another member," so unrelated items are permitted in the same section rather than a separate one.

Practical steps

  1. Open the site and use the Classifieds link in the top navigation, or scroll to the Mopar For Sale Ads group on the forum home page.
  2. Create an account via Join Free if you don't have one — you'll need it to post an ad or respond to one.
  3. Read the board's own rules and any pinned threads before posting; the site's Website Help & FAQ board is where new members are directed to learn how the site works.
  4. Post your ad with a clear title and the part or car you're offering, or contact a seller through their thread.

Things to watch for

  • Login before you plan to act. The navigation offers Log in and Join Free, which signals that member actions require an account. Don't assume you can post as a guest.
  • The site relies on JavaScript. Its own pages warn that JavaScript should be enabled for a better experience and that an outdated browser should be upgraded — worth checking if menus or the Classifieds link don't respond.
  • No pricing or fee information is published on the pages reviewed here. Nothing in the site's public text indicates whether classifieds cost anything, so confirm any terms on the board itself rather than assuming the ads are free.
  • Keep car questions out of the website-help board. The site explicitly says not to post car questions in the Website Questions and Suggestions forum — technical questions belong in the Mopar Technical Forums, and sales belong in Mopar For Sale Ads.