Station Wagon Loans/Financing

Discussion in 'General Station Wagon Discussions' started by mrblueshoes81, Sep 2, 2012.

  1. mrblueshoes81

    mrblueshoes81 New Member

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    I am debating purchasing an 80's-90's full size wagon but I don't have a lot of disposable cash to pay all at once. I was wondering if anyone was aware of any lenders that loan for vehicles over 10 years old? Most banks will only go 7 years/70K miles. If anyone has any good leads, I would greatly appreciate it.
     
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    Try a credit union, thats what I did to make up the difference for mine.
    They will probably want a copy of the appraisal that you will get for insurance purposes and will put a lien on it just like they would a new car.
    Good luck.
     
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    ModelT1 Still Lost in the 50's

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    I've borrowed money to buy cars as old as Model A's and Model T's. Probably paid too much interest but having this addiction is expensive at times. :cry:
     
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    Thanks BP, I will check around the one's in my area. CatModelT, any specific lenders or brokers that you used?
     
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    Also wondering if anyone has purchased a car through a Copart broker, I know some of these vehicles are damaged but the prices seem reasonable.
     

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