2003 Honda Accord Ex on 2040-cars
Roseville, California, United States
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$1000.00 is the starting bid and the reserve price. This vehicle was seized by the Roseville California Police Department and has been cleared for sale by the Placer County District Attorneys office. The car will come with all of the necessary court paperwork that you will take to the DMV and transfer the title into your name. Once this has been completed the vehicle will be released to you by a member of the Roseville Police Dept. You may inspect the vehicle prior to the sale and or when you come to pick it up at the Roseville Police Dept located at 1051 Junction Bl Roseville Ca 95678. If you have questions please email Officer Eric Eastman at eeastman@roseville.ca.us **The buyer must pick the vehicle up in person within seven days of the end of auction. You will have to take the court paperwork directly to the DMV and transfer the vehicle into your name then return to the police departement before the vehicle can be released to you. The DMV is two miles from the police department. Payment must be made by a bank certified cashiers check or cash. We are not mechanics and attempt to describe the vehicle as best as possible. We have no history of the vehilce and do not offer any warranty. The radio and dash around the radio were removed as part of a search and will need to be put back together and the radio is not turning on at this time. All parts appear to be intact. The front grille was removed (And is in the trunk now) and the front bumper cover is loose. There are minor scratches on the rear bumper cover. Many of the interior trim pieces were removed to conduct a search. The interior trim pieces are all here just in the trunk and will need to be re-installed. The car sat from 12/1/13 until 5/1/14 and had to be jump started. Once started the car ran with no problems. After being driven for one hour the car re-started on its own battery power but turned over slow. The battery will probably need to be replaced or could be fine if it was charged or driven longer. The left rear tire was low from sitting but is holding air now. The tire has weather cracking and will need replacing. All of the lights, signals and blinkers work. The registration show current and expires on 09/2014. The vehicle history shows that the title is Salvaged. It is unknown why the title is salvaged. |
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