2011 Honda Crv 4wd 4x4 Suv Exl Automatic Fix Rebuildable Rebuilder ! on 2040-cars
Mayfield, Kentucky, United States
2011 Honda CR-V EXL loaded
This is my mother in laws car. She had an accident last week. The car is not totaled, but she wants to sell the car and get a new one. This is a great opportunity to get an EZ Fix car with a clean one owner title. There is no frame/structure damage to any of the driveline on this car. Both drivers side doors, the rocker panel and front fender will have to be replaced. The side air curtains deployed in the accident. I spoke with the owner of the body shop who has the car now and was told there is a small buckle in the floor board but when it is pulled to get the rocker straight before replacement it would fall back into place. The body shop removed the door panel and some moldings for the adjuster to see how much damage was there. All of those parts are in the car unhurt. This is a 3 day only auction. At the end of the auction it will have a new owner, or we will have the body shop start the repair of the car. We have a clean clear title with no liens. We must have a $250 deposit at auction end or if Buy it now is used within 24 hours. Paypal preferred for the deposit. The balance will be required before the car is released by certified funds (in our bank) or wire.
As-Is but still under factory waranty. Please check with your Honda Dealer to make sure it is transferable. Thank you and happy bidding.
WILL DO OUR BEST TO GET BETTER PICTURES MONDAY MORNING. CAR IS LOCKED INSIDE BODY SHOP FOR THE WEEKEND. |
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