1996 Acura Tl Premium Sedan 4-door 3.2l on 2040-cars
Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States
This is a parts car, Bill of Sale only, as there is no title available. We can prove
ownership, and registration is ours. We sell this car this way because
someone at the credit union refuses to release the title to us after we
paid in full for the car many years ago. My attorney assures me it will
take several thousand dollars to sue for the title and the outcome is uncertain. The car has
138,170 miles on it. The engine is sound, runs great but is overdue for a
timing belt so we aren't starting it. The starter solenoid sometimes
nags for attention but continues to work. AC serviced recently and the radiator is only a
couple of years old. Trans is fine. Tires are not bad and the breaks
are new. We have used the dealer for service exclusively as long as
we've owned the car and they estimate that they will charge $1000.00 to
change the timing belt (NAPA says its $200.00 for the whole parts kit
including water pump), and $900.00 to replace the starter...(I haven't pulled the string further with that). The
hydraulic hood supports stopped working and the trunk lid springs are both
broken. We took good care of the car but, of course, it is used and we stopped putting money into it (except for maint.) when the credit union refused to give us the title. The
car should be hauled away and the engine not started until the timing
belt has been properly replaced. I will not start the engine for you
until I have cash in hand and then...it's up to you. This is a cash or
Pay Pal only transaction. Call Rick at 505-604-2727 to make arrangements see, pay, and haul it away or ship it (if you want to pay for that as this sale does not include shipping or hauling).
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