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Old 07-31-2014, 04:39 PM
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Originally Posted by stronger800
U guys didn't hear me. Refinance yes, if you can get a much lower rate, for sure. I just say IMO, do it in three months.


Why?? why would i pay a higher rate for three months??
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Sorry to get off on a tangent....I had a 1990 SHO.. (O...frickin boy!) Had it tricked out from the boys at the SHO SHOP in Huntington Beach Cali. 5 speed .....that car was the shi*!!!
Now I've got the Boost!...3.5 liters...twin turbo ....I call it the SHO BRO...all though the F150 had it first!
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Originally Posted by meaz93
Sorry to get off on a tangent....I had a 1990 SHO.. (O...frickin boy!) Had it tricked out from the boys at the SHO SHOP in Huntington Beach Cali. 5 speed .....that car was the shi*!!!
Now I've got the Boost!...3.5 liters...twin turbo ....I call it the SHO BRO...all though the F150 had it first!
The SHO had the 3.5 L twin turbo in the 2010 model released in 2009.
The 3.5L came out in the F150 for the 2011 model year.
Both had similar but different engines.
Both very strong!!!
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My bad......oopps, better hit up Wikipedia....A!? But that 3.0 liter Ford/Yamaha motor was a BEAST!! Ford finally used some of that technology on the intake of the 5.0....
(except no bucket shims!!!)
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Why are you posting this here? Go away to another section. This is as far off topic as you can possibly be!

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Went by the credit union today and got all the paper work done. When I get the Lien release going by the dealer so I can get a refund on my GAP and credit life
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Originally Posted by stevebass4
Why?? why would i pay a higher rate for three months??
I pay the higher rate for three months, because it only cost me 80 bucks, and because I like my salesman. Four trucks from the same guy, no b.s., better price than the other dealers right off the bat first shot everytime, and he appreciates my clean well cared for trade-ins. If he needs me to pay $80 so that he can get his kickback from ford or whatever it is, go for it, I'll do it every time. He's always honest and asks me if I could do that. If your salesman was a dink, and you felt you were being cheated or treated dishonestly, or if you financed a huge amount and the three months savings actually amounted to something, then thats different than my situation. I've wasted more money on much simpler things. Like breakfast.
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Originally Posted by stronger800
I pay the higher rate for three months, because it only cost me 80 bucks, and because I like my salesman. Four trucks from the same guy, no b.s., better price than the other dealers right off the bat first shot everytime, and he appreciates my clean well cared for trade-ins. If he needs me to pay $80 so that he can get his kickback from ford or whatever it is, go for it, I'll do it every time. He's always honest and asks me if I could do that. If your salesman was a dink, and you felt you were being cheated or treated dishonestly, or if you financed a huge amount and the three months savings actually amounted to something, then thats different than my situation. I've wasted more money on much simpler things. Like breakfast.



but your salesman does not get the spiff - the finance guy does. Of course it's your call and your money.


For me i am not loyal to my salesman, the dealership or the finance guy (who lied about the three months worth of payments when I signed but I knew better by reading about it here). It’s my money and I work hard for it. I will get the best price I can for the truck and the financing.
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True, my bad there....meant finance guy. He's a Motorsport buddy of mine too. They work as a unit when I call.


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