text: A Nebraska man has found an innovative way to make his Craigslist ad stand out by shooting a commercial for the car he is trying to sell. Django Greenblatt-Seay, 33, said he decided to make the video for the 2002 Ford Taurus, which he is selling for $3,000, because he thought it would help spike people's interest. 'While the 2002 Ford Taurus is a fine car, it's not exactly exciting with just a couple of photos on Craigslist on its own,' he told the Daily Mail Online. 'I thought I would add a little flair to it, plus I was bored on a Sunday.' Django Greenblatt-Seay, 33, made a Craigslist ad for his 2002 Ford Taurus stand out by filming a commercial for the car he is selling for $3,000 . Greenblatt-Seay used a drone to film this cinematic overhead shot at Hummel Park in Omaha, Nebraska . The video begins from far overhead, showcasing the silver car as just a speck among the vast expanse of trees at Hummel Park in Omaha, Nebraska. Greenblatt-Seay used his drone, a DJI Inspire 1 model, to capture the cinematic effect before dramatically zooming in on the car's tires, headlights, dashboard and seats like a classic car commercial. Perhaps the best effect of the ad is that it is soundtracked with an old-fashioned 1987 Ford Taurus commercial. In the video, Greenblatt-Seay  sometimes interjects the audio with a dubbed voice over to make the information relevant to his 2002-model car. 'This is Ford Taurus the sensation (used) car that's getting all the rave reviews,' the booming announcer's voice begins as Greenblatt-Seay interrupts. 'For its design innovations, its high technology, the way it handles and rides,' it continues. 'If you haven't driven Taurus, see your (Craigslist ad) right away,' the commercial ends, replacing 'Ford dealer' to advertise Greenblatt-Seay's post, before the final line: . 'He's got one now, with your name on it'. Greenblatt-Seay said he picked the 1987 ad because it made his girlfriend Cora (pictured together) laugh the hardest . The ad is soundtracked with an old-fashioned 1987 Ford Taurus commercial, which Greenblatt-Seay sometimes interjects with a dubbed voice over to make the information relevant to the 2002 car . Greenblatt-Seay, who shot the ad over the weekend and posted it on Monday, said he first got the idea to make a commercial for his car after seeing another person do a well-done ad for their Nissan Ultima. But he said he didn't want to 'completely rip off that guy's idea', so he decided to put his own spin on the concept by searching for Ford Taurus commercials on YouTube. Greenblatt-Seay said he picked the 1987 ad because it made his girlfriend Cora laugh the hardest. Cora gave Greenblatt-Seay the Ford Taurus, one of his two vehicles, in exchange for a 2008 Suzuki so that he could sell the car and use the money to buy an 'adventure van'. Greenblatt-Seay, who works as the manager of video communications at the Union Pacific Railroad, is hoping to use the van to go on trips and pursue one of his major passions, taking time lapse videos of the night sky. Greenblatt-Seay, whose day job is video manager at Union Pacific Railroad, is hoping to sell the car so he can afford a van. His side passion is taking road trips to make time lapse videos of the night sky in national parks . Greenblatt-Seay shot the ad over the weekend and posted it to his Craigslist ad on Monday .
target: Django Greenblatt-Seay, 33, thought the ad would help his post stand out and 'add a little flair to it'
  Commercial includes cinematic overhead shots Greenblatt-Seay filmed using his drone .
  It is soundtracked with an old-fashioned 1987 Ford Taurus commercial and dubbed by Greenblatt-Seay to make the information relevant .