Dodgefan:

It was sold for cash before the G/F & I could finance it.

Sometimes it sucks having your own business, the

whole financing a car or house thing becomes extra

complicated when you have to verify your income.

SP: Call me.

Edited April 24, 200620 yr by Sixty8panther

Yes, Sixty8... Go for the 240SX. You will love it, hands down.

Dodgefan:

It was sold for cash before the G/F & I could finance it.

Sometimes it sucks having your own business, the

whole financing a car or house thing becomes extra

complicated when you have to verify your income.

SP: Call me.

Oh, bummer... I missed that when scanning through the thread, my bad Have you considered a Charger? heh heh heh...or is that too pricy?

Edited April 24, 200620 yr by Dodgefan

old 280ZX / 300ZX + 350ci V8 out of a certain Camaro = what you should do :-P

trust me its A LOT easier to get a New car than used if you take a loan for it.

The cobalts are fun.

But get a house first. Then maybe get a little beater like the datsun and drive it tehn save teh 16,000 you would spend on a new/used car and put it on a down payment for the Camaro you want to get.

trust me its A LOT easier to get a New car than used if you take a loan for it.

Yes, exactly... plus at a better rate too.

Since I was going on a roadtrip this past weekend with the Datsun & the STS

is still at the Lowell dealership & unregistered while the Q45 was getting

serviced at Infiniti of Nashua we rented a Chrysler 300 (3.5) from Sat. to Mon.

I knew the 3.5 Mopars were pretty powerful but even I was pleasantly

surprised. With the traction control off the car pulls almost like an LT1 B-body.

I mean it's got torque, decnt HP and the ride was super comfortable. There's

a few criticisms I had but nothing major. The Beetle-like super long dash that

you can park a scion on top of is a bit silly, the trunklid is small and has no

lip or any kind of hadle to pull it up with. But overall the car is awsome.

The problem is a 3.5 Charger or 300 Limited are too much money. When you

start off with a $27,000 MSRP it's pretty much impossible to stay in the $300s

for a payment, even for six years.

Ah. I drove by your house yesterday evening and saw the 300 parked out front, I was on my way to Smokin Joes to pick up a pack of those Al Capones that you introduced me to (They're not bad for a quick smoke!), I thought about calling you to see if I should drop off the PhotoShop CD but figured the 300 belonged to a client or something, LOL

Oh well

I'll get ya that CD one of these days

Ever consider the 30 year loan for a car? lol

Cool. I like those little suckers though, half the time I buy the filtered ones

but I think the straight up Al Capone Cognac are the best.

Ever consider the 30 year loan for a car? lol

Yes! I'd do it if the car was worth selling your soul for.

Hell for some cars I'd do a 50 year car loan if it was

possible. I think these three are in that category.

speaking of caddy 16.

Did i ever tell you guys i got the press treatmeant on it. liek geting up close next to it with the doors open and looking in talking to my buddy at gm and so caddy executive.

Nope. I wish I had a chance to see the Sixteen from up close.