Re: loans

[OorQue@aol.com]

> Dont tell them its for a car. Just get a personal load. Most banks will do 
$7500 or so on just a signature.

Although I always pay cash for my cars -- relatively easy to do when they're 
as cheap as Audis used to be -- I have on a few occasions cash-advanced a 
credit-card when I didn't have any with me ... you can then finance the car 
when you get it back home, if necessary.  It might cost a few hundred bucks 
in service charges but if the car isn't priced at least that much under 
market, then why bother with it in the first place, especially when it's out 
of state?

If you absolutely must arrange financing for the car first, then see if the 
seller's bank is willing to act as an intermediary for your bank ... my 
father went through this once when he sold a car to someone from out of state 
and they acted like it was an everyday occurence.

JG