Financing My Fd
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Originally Posted by Sinful7' date='Apr 14 2004, 04:55 PM
Where there's a will, there's a way! I got my FD at 19. Paid 18k for it too (40k miles, mint). I owe less than 7 now. I was lucky to have parents with deep pockets, so when the engine popped (and I knew NOTHING about the motor), I had it replaced by a certified tech, along with the clutch.. $5700 was a lot to spend two months after I got the car. Thanks again Dad!!
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From: Cedarville, New Jersey
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And so on.....Ok new plan. Go to bank, get 500.00 loan, make two payments, and pay it off, all with the 500.00 from the lloan. Then i have credit history, and try again.
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And so on.....Ok new plan. Go to bank, get 500.00 loan, make two payments, and pay it off, all with the 500.00 from the lloan. Then i have credit history, and try again.
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From: New Jersey YO!
maybe this is a dumb question...but did you tell them up front the loan was for a car? Can you just get a general loan approved without telling them it is for an automobile...maybe then the age of the auto won't come into play? A collateral loan against what you have in your savings?
Recently I have been looking into getting a new car...so I went to the bank so see about a loan. Its a small place that has known me for quite a few years. I'm 24 and they had no problem approving me...as long as you have a full time job.
Recently I have been looking into getting a new car...so I went to the bank so see about a loan. Its a small place that has known me for quite a few years. I'm 24 and they had no problem approving me...as long as you have a full time job.
