They have special loan companies for classic cars jjbest bank is one they got a commercial on tv. If you went to a bank and told them what you were doing depending on your credit and value of car they probably would give you the loan but they would want the title. You could always take a personal loan too and they dont have to know what your doing you could be using it for a vacation etc. I guess it all depends on the price of the car too 5k 10k even 20k not sure about 60k or 80k. People will build cars on credit cards which is fine but you have to do alittle at a time not put 30k on it. Some people refi there house.
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From: Ray Bell <raybell46@xxxxxxxxx>
Date: 4/15/19 7:06 AM (GMT-06:00)
To: The 1962 to 1965 Mopar Mail List Clubhouse <1962to1965mopars@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Subject: Re: Not mine 4/13
Would the banks be taking liens on the vehicles, or would they simply be personal loans?
If it's the latter, then there would be no issue at all. The borrower is responsible whether the vehicle is worth anything or not. If the former, they can still sell the vehicle and pursue the borrower for the balance if they don't get their money back.
It's not the banks who are 'nuts to lend money', it's the borrowers who go in over their heads or don't foresee potential problems. Of course, there are unforeseen things and unfortunate circumstances, this is what life is made of.
Ray
On Saturday, 13 April 2019 22:17:40 UTC+10, bobsbelvedere wrote:
I can’t figure out how people get financing for some of these cars. What happens if we hit a bump in the economy and values drop? The banks must be nuts to lend money on many of them.
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Quite a group Bob. It looks like "spring" pricing on most.
Mike
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