Repossession

No, as long as you have verification of who your repoing it for or if you have the title and papers saying they owe you.

Could be a misfire, which means one or more cylinders are not firing. This could be caused by any number of reasons, from spark plugs to ignition wires to a bad fuel injector. Does it only happen when it is cold? does it shake at idle? It needs to be properly diagnosed, starting with a scan of the computer for trouble codes and sensor values. Guessing and replacing parts that may be good will be much more expensive that the cost of a professional diagnosis. spark plug wires, plugs , coil, injector, etc. Another problem that is commonly overlooked when every engine component seems fine, is a dirty or bad mass air flow sensor.

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You return it.

M., please do not think that the bank is crazy. Why did you pay payments to THAT bank on a loan that that car is collateral for? That's called a perfected lein. That is how you will owe the BALANCE DUE plus repo fees,plus attorney fees, plus auction fees, ect. Sooo, take the car on down to the bank, get this mess over with. You are adding money you owe by playing around with the title deal. You didnt invent this game and your not the first to play. The odds are much worse than a casino that you might win. Good Luck

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well more or less... you're done son...

Parents are legally and financially responsible for their minor children until the child(ren) reaches the age of majority as established by the laws of the state of residency or until a court rules otherwise. The age of majority in most states is 18, until that time the parent(s) must support the minor or make arrangements such as a boarding school, transferring custody through the proper court procedures or petitioning the court to be relieved of their parental obligations and show "just cause" as to why the action should be allowed.

If you are talking about magnets for advertisement on the side or back of your vehicle, find a shop that makes signs.

Most sign making businesses will make magnetic sign for vehicles.

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According to a website I was looking at :

For a 1992 Mercury Grand Marquis , 4.6 liter V8 engine :

( 16 / 17 in the city and 23 / 24 on the highway , miles per U.S. gallon )

Did you have a contract? Are you currently in possession of the car? If so then the car is yours (with stipulatons) ....the deal was between you and individual (1). As the brother has no power over the estate of the deceased he has no right to change the agreement previously agreed upon. Even without a signed title you can file to have a new one issued and depending on your state you can have one granted due to certain circumstance.....if the brother HAS the car and is no longer willing to give you posession for the remaining 500 then he is legally obligated to repay the money paid to his brother for assuming the debt he brother had (owing you the car for payments). Either way you'll need to prove the amount you've paid so far i.e bank statements, cancelled checks or money order receipts. Either way contact a local attorney and ask for a free consultation, they'll tell you what the local laws are. ORRRRR see it from the brothers point of view, his brother just died and he wants something to hold onto...maybe you give the car back and they repay you what you've paid.....i'm just saying se it from that point and you two compromise

only a drivers license

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In most jurisdictions, there's a specific procedure you need to follow. The typical way this works is that after making efforts to contact the owner to pick up the vehicle, you report the vehicle to the state as "abandoned". The state then starts a chain of events in motion that should, at the end, result in you either getting title or getting paid for towing and storage.

If you don't know what this procedure is, contact your state's DMV (or similar organization) to find out. Also have them slap you upside the head for operating a towing company and not knowing this already.

Installing a bigger piston is one way to make a 150cc go faster. There are also kits that can be purchased to modify a 150cc to make it faster.

to cover up something i thin k hope that helps =)

If authorities refuse to disclose the information it is because of an existing law that does not allow them to do so ,or because they have reason to believe that the requesting person does not have the right to the information, or if informed would misuse it in some manner. If it concerns damages related to a traffic accident it is irrelevant whether or not the person has a valid license regardless of who was at fault in the accident. The only bearing it would have on the matter is if the person was not a licensed driver and the insurance company refused any damage claim on that basis. Even so, the injured party still has the option of suing the "at fault" person regardless of the status of his or her driving rights.

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Yes, anything attached to the vehicle is consider additional property and can be returned to you upon your request...there may be additional storage fees.

In the case of a trailer, the repossession agent is most likely to remove the trailer before securing the unit. If he is unable to and can make arrangements to take both, he may.

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The best way to sell your car is to advertise in your local newspaper. Many people read the classified ads who are looking for a new vehicle. Be sure to put all of the details about your car in the advertisement.

A cars value has many factors than need to be taken into acount when trying to come up with a reasonable price. This includes things like milage, general condition of chasis and parts, year, if it is common or rare, and many others. You can only really generate the value of cars case by case.

Most Intelligent people tho, Will give there car a Bit change before selling it tho

Such as,:

Winding back the Mile Metter, Re-Painting the outside, Givin' any Problems a "Hillbilly Tune-up", And classifying it as a v6 for Good Gas Mileage. i will pay anyone up to $1000000000000000 to buy me a car thanks please contact me on 000

get in touch with your neighbors brother and find out who the executor of estate was/is for his sister. That person can sign the title over to you and give you a copy that shows they are the executor of estate for her.

Depends on your state, but in most cases no. The Pennsylvania Supreme Court recently decided that riding a horse drunk is not a DUI as a horse is not a vehicle. See link. ADDED: Its never wise to make positive statements involving the law or it's enforcement. Like most things involving the law it can depend on where you are. See this website from just a few days ago; http://www.wtop.com/?sid=1588306&nid=456