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lvlistchif
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off topic question
im wondering im 18 and trying to finance a maybe 3 or 4000 dollar car will i need a co-signer to buy it? i have good credit if that means anything
2000 ES
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If you pull it off expect very high interest rates.
-Derek
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Cbussilver01es
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OB wrote:If you pull it off expect very high interest rates.
-Sean
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Nos is a lot like a hot chick with std's you wanna hit it but are afraid of the consequences.
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01 Dodge Neon MSII 2.0 DOHC turbo, '13 Dodge Dart Mopar Edition 1.4 Multi-Air turbo

Nos is a lot like a hot chick with std's you wanna hit it but are afraid of the consequences.
http://www.cardomain.com/ride/2311033
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jrumann59
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With todays market yeah probably so, especially if its a regional bank and not a big one. The housing market really fucked up a lot banks and if what I read is correct the FDIC is getting things rolling to cover bankrupt banks.
bone-yard-racing wrote:
Remind him of two things for the mustang:
Slow in=Fast out
Fast in=Ambulance out
