Loan $??
So currently I have a 1992 lude F22a1, im considering taking out a loan to do an h22 or h23 swap, then turbo or supercharge it, in H-T's opinion which is better out of those options and roughly how muc h should I take out for my loan? TIA.
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by mgags7 »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">Don't get a loan to modify your car.
Get your head straight.</TD></TR></TABLE>
Dont take this the wrong way but I wasn't asking for a financial advisor, just someone who knew the best options. That wasn't a flame BTW
Get your head straight.</TD></TR></TABLE>
Dont take this the wrong way but I wasn't asking for a financial advisor, just someone who knew the best options. That wasn't a flame BTW
Ok dude, I'll be very frank with you.
If you take out a bank loan in order to modify your car, and you don't have the money to immediately pay it back, you're plainly and simply an idiot.
Modifying your car is always a BAD investment, parts depreciate. That is fine for most because the enjoyment is worth it.
But not only do you have that depreciation to worry about, then you have the fact that interest rates are ridiculously high right now.
You'll end up paying double for this.
I'm posting this even though you don't want to hear it in hopes that you open up and listen. Please don't make a mistake like this. Put some money in a savings account or invest in the stock market, then use the profit you make to waste on your car.
I don't mean to be an ******* or offend you, but please consider what I'm saying carefully.
If you take out a bank loan in order to modify your car, and you don't have the money to immediately pay it back, you're plainly and simply an idiot.
Modifying your car is always a BAD investment, parts depreciate. That is fine for most because the enjoyment is worth it.
But not only do you have that depreciation to worry about, then you have the fact that interest rates are ridiculously high right now.
You'll end up paying double for this.
I'm posting this even though you don't want to hear it in hopes that you open up and listen. Please don't make a mistake like this. Put some money in a savings account or invest in the stock market, then use the profit you make to waste on your car.
I don't mean to be an ******* or offend you, but please consider what I'm saying carefully.
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