tractorcrusher
09-15-2003, 07:13 PM
Hey,
For all you Texas people, can anyone offer me advice on where to get an auto loan?
I have tried Community Credit Union, and Bank of America. They won't give an auto loan for anything under 1997.
I need a loan for a car that is a 1994, for just $6k.
If I can get the loan, then I don't need to sell my truck. My truck is paid for.
marriedguy1
09-16-2003, 10:00 AM
I got mine for my 94 thru USAA. They are a members only organization, but if you are in the military or your parents are in the military or if you work there like my wife, then you're in. They loaned me 6k for a 94 Bronco 3 years ago and they would do it again. At that time the Bronco had over 150k miles on it, and they didn't have a problem with that. You can check them out at www.usaa.com
see if you can refinance your bronco, thats what we did to pay for mine cause they wouldnt give us a loan for an 88, so we refinanced my dads ranger
wes
tractorcrusher
09-16-2003, 07:09 PM
Originally posted by wes 03
see if you can refinance your bronco, thats what we did to pay for mine cause they wouldnt give us a loan for an 88, so we refinanced my dads ranger
wes
Yeah, I tried that at Bank of America, and Community Credit Union... They won't touch anything under 1997.
Originally posted by marriedguy1
I got mine for my 94 thru USAA. They are a members only organization, but if you are in the military or your parents are in the military or if you work there like my wife, then you're in. They loaned me 6k for a 94 Bronco 3 years ago and they would do it again. At that time the Bronco had over 150k miles on it, and they didn't have a problem with that. You can check them out at www.usaa.com
Uhh... What if my dad was in the military?
marriedguy1
10-02-2003, 06:08 PM
That's adefinite maybe. You could check the web site for member info. www.usaa.com
BARTnRED
10-13-2003, 11:43 PM
Yeah, USAA and Navy Federal Credit Union are who I use.
$6k for a '94?
I'm selling my '94 Bronco for less than that. :D