Legal Question in Intellectual Property in Texas

The first answer is that this is not related to intellectual property but rather personal property and you need to repost accordingly.

I take it the truck you bought was used so that you have limited recourse against the seller, which is why you had to get it fixed, even to the tune of $14,200 for a new motor. My advice is to talk to the repair service and explain the problem that you cannot make any money to pay the bill until you have the truck and they have delayed the truck. Then, talk to the loan company and try to get an extension due to the inability to use the truck to learn the money to make the payments. If they do not extend your due date by three months, I would suggest you go to a local Texas attorney and have a demand letter sent to the repair company demanding that they advance the payment due to their delay in fixing it, if it is their fault. If it is not their fault, then it becomes your fault for buying a bad truck and agreeing to a fixed payment date in advance of the time that you were sure you would have the money for the payments. My guess is this is all your fault and not the fault of the seller or the repair company, and that it is due to poor planning on your part and inadequate finances. The real solution of that is with whoever loaned you the money to hopefully get them to delay your first payment for a while to allow you time to get the truck and generate revenue. Otherwise, it sounds like you are likely to lose the truck to a repossession.