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Well, you can pay the tow and go get the car ... and/or you can sue your mom for the costs associated with the tow.
What options do you think you have?
I doubt mom wanted to run a used car lot in her yard ... perhaps you should get it out of the tow yard and then put it in YOUR yard for a while.
- Carl
He can sell it as is ... I presume that your state has a lien sale process like most other states, so if you don't claim it he can sell it. He will then subtract what you owe for the tow from the amount he sells it for, and he may be able to come after you for the balance of his bill.I Dont Want Tha Damn Car Anyways Its A P.o.s! But I Surley Dont Want That Asshole Towtruck Guy To Benefit Off It Either! Im Curious How The Hell Is He Going To Sell That Car When It Doesnt Run, And Doesnt Have A Title!!!! Chrystler Financial Still Holds It!!! ?????
The registered owner of the vehicle will be the party responsible for the debt. I presume that would be you.I Dont Know Things Are Different Here In Texas, Who Is He Really Going To Bill? My Mom, The Dealership, Or Me? Id Think My Mom Would Get The Bill, As He Doesnt Even Know Who I Am?