financing an AAR

[Belair62]

Thanks for popping in.....looks like a great registry with lots of info......

[All American Racer]

Thanks AAR, I will check out that site. These guys are getting cold feet however. I have the cash in hand right now. One of the brothers actually got emotional when my buddy was talking to him about picking the car up. I can't fault a guy for being attached to a car. My first car was a 73 Nova SS 4 sp. I had the car 18 years and my cousin bought it new. I sold it 4 years ago and kick myself to this day. If I can get attached to a 73 Nova I can see his feelings for his AAR. If the deal doesn't go through I want to find a 69 Nova BB 4sp. with a bench seat. I asked Charlie about that Brown one he had a while back but it's long gone. I am looking to spend 15K for the car itself and put another 10K into it over the next year. This may be a tall order. All the cars I find in decent shape are 25K to 36K. I'm talking like my deal has fell through but I won't know for sure until Friday 8/20. The "attached" brother said he would give his decision then. If not I think I'm in the right place to look for that Nova! Sincerely, Marc

[Transamcuda.com]

You can also check out www.transamcuda.com It is also another AAR Registry. And you can also go to The All E-Body Web Board a place just for E-Bodies 70-74 The sites listed on here can help out with any questions you might have. While Galen Govier is known in the Mopar hobby he also charges for his time. I would only use him as a last resort.

[All American Racer]

Thanks T/ACuda, I've been posting over there under the name IvyAAR. Great folks over there as well as here. I get my answer tomorrow night. Either I own an AAR or I continue my muscle car pursuit. Marc