2001 Acura Cl Premium Coupe 2-door 3.2l on 2040-cars
Saint John, Indiana, United States
Hello, this auction is for a 2001 Acura CL Coupe. Car is wrecked, light and high on the front passenger side. Runs fine, is not leaking antifreeze and condenser for AC still functions fine. The headlight is broken, but I have it, took it off so a buyer could see the damage. The ballast is undamaged and still on it, in the trunk. Also the plastic core support cover is in the trunk too, again, so a buyer could see in there. The core support is bent in on the top, not bad, and the hood is done for. Fenders may be useable if you wanted to fix them, if not, new ones are cheap. Both drivers wheel and pass dash airbags are blown, and the belt locked. Car has normal wear and tear for a car with 128,981 miles on it, but timing belt was just replaced at 116,000 miles, and had new ball joints installed. Title is clear, the only known issue before the crash was that sometimes, (only when the car sits awhile) the trans will shift a bit hard, but it has always done that, and fluid is clean and full. Never seemed of any concern, and is fine after its warmed up. The car can be driven home if you want, as I said, drives and cools fine. Also, Please come look at it if you like before you buy it. I encourage it, so you know exactly what you are buying. There is NO warranty, and NO returns. I will ask for your license so I can write your info on a receipt for you and me, because you will assume all liability for the car at purchase. I will not let you drive away without you signing the title, and getting your info, so there is no liability on my behalf. Sorry, but if you don't have that info, aren't willing to give it to me, or a valid drivers license, don't bid. I know. Pain in the a##, but this is the new world. Also, ask any questions early, I don't sit and watch the computer, so please give me time to get back to you.
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