Finally
06-22-2007, 08:32 AM
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Finally Finally my WS6 is paid off 
I never thought i would see the day or keep the car the whole term of the loan, but now thats done and its time to start saving for a new ESP killer powerplant for the street, maybe a little 383 or something like that 
i should be able to save the money by end of summer if i can resist the urge to buy a new car/truck,
well off to etown for the Supernationals, im sure i will see several of ya ll there like always
I never thought i would see the day or keep the car the whole term of the loan, but now thats done and its time to start saving for a new ESP killer powerplant for the street, maybe a little 383 or something like that i should be able to save the money by end of summer if i can resist the urge to buy a new car/truck,
well off to etown for the Supernationals, im sure i will see several of ya ll there like always
06-22-2007, 08:59 AM
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congrats!! HAHA...how ironic...our cars look allmost identical and i just payed mine off also.
feels great not to have to send out the next payment, doesnt it???
feels great not to have to send out the next payment, doesnt it???
06-22-2007, 08:59 AM
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Originally Posted by thechef
Finally my WS6 is paid off I never thought i would see the day or keep the car the whole term of the loan, but now thats done and its time to start saving for a new ESP killer powerplant for the street, maybe a little 383 or something like that
i should be able to save the money by end of summer if i can resist the urge to buy a new car/truck,
well off to etown for the Supernationals, im sure i will see several of ya ll there like always
I never thought i would see the day or keep the car the whole term of the loan, but now thats done and its time to start saving for a new ESP killer powerplant for the street, maybe a little 383 or something like that i should be able to save the money by end of summer if i can resist the urge to buy a new car/truck,
well off to etown for the Supernationals, im sure i will see several of ya ll there like always
06-22-2007, 10:01 AM
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Originally Posted by DannoWS6
LOL, you guys ever hear of a 7 year loan?
Yeah don't ask...
1 more year for me.
Yeah don't ask...
1 more year for me.
06-22-2007, 10:21 AM
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Yeah the difference from 6-7 was like almost $25-30 a month.
I was 22 and still in college when I bought that car. So I streched it for as long as possible. I wanted it and knew I wasn't gonna get rid of it so I did what I had to do. No regrets but, dang this is a long run of payments. Then I gotta buy another D/D car asap.
I was 22 and still in college when I bought that car. So I streched it for as long as possible. I wanted it and knew I wasn't gonna get rid of it so I did what I had to do. No regrets but, dang this is a long run of payments. Then I gotta buy another D/D car asap.
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06-22-2007, 09:26 PM
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Congrats on your pay off. I just paid my truck off, and only have 2 more payments on the vert and I own both of them
I cant wait. It gonna be nice not to have any car payments for a while. But I know as soon as I get back from the desert, I will probably go looking for a new sierra
I cant wait. It gonna be nice not to have any car payments for a while. But I know as soon as I get back from the desert, I will probably go looking for a new sierra 
