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2002 Chrysler Pt Cruiser Touring Wagon 4-door 2.4l on 2040-cars

US $850.00
Year:2002 Mileage:148000 Color: good see below for details
Location:

Norco, California, United States

Norco, California, United States

This is the third time I have listed this car the reason why is apparently there are a LOT of people who like to win auctions then drop of the face of the earth. I don't know if they get some thrill out of it or what, but please don't bid on this car unless you are 100% sure you can follow through with the transaction. Re-listing fees' are expensive. You will have 3 business days to complete your purchase a deposit of $500.00 will be due immediately and you will have 24 hours to complete the down payment. If the winner fails to do so I will re-list this car and charge a re-stocking fee at the bidders expense . On to the fun part:

  1. This car needs a bonded title this will cost $300 - $500 depending on your location
  2. This car needs a catalytic converter to run this means it's not currently running
  3. This car needs plates the cost is $55.00 through the dmv
  4. Obviously with no plates there are no tags
The deal with this car is I purchased it from a girl on Craigslist and got screwed big time I'm not trying to sound rude but there is no other way to say it . When I bought it I was told it was running perfectly and all I needed to do was take my bill of sale to the DMV and get  it registered and buy a copy of the title since she lost her copy in a move. The day I bought it I took it to get smoged and it failed. The day after that I took it to the DMV to get a non op permit when I presented my bill of sale to the clerk I was informed there was a lien started on it from two years ago. I was instructed to contact the former owner to find out the name of the bank that holds the lien. I was unable to track the former owner down to obtain the information. I took my documented proof that I made every effort to contact her and failed, to the DMV and was told since there was no repo order on it I would be able to purchase a bonded title. That very day I got in the car to go home and it broke down in the parking lot of the DMV . I had it towed to the mechanic and paid for all new gaskets, hoses, fuel pump and line. After all that work I am completely broke. I really do hate to sell it after sinking every dime I had into it but I don't have a choice I don't have the money for the part or to buy the bonded title. I did consult with a lawyer at one point but what it comes down to is I can take her to court but that will cost more money and if / when I do manage to get a judgment against her she probably won't pay it anyway. So again I am completely out of options . I paid $3500 for the car it's self and $2300 in repairs I am asking for $1,200 because that's the amount I NEED to get on my feet again.

If your local and want to come by and check it out your welcome to do so anytime, just let me know what time.     

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