Paid it off!
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Tourer
Joined: Mar 2008
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From: Granby, CT
Hah thanks for kind words guys. I usually try to stay away from financing things, and if I do I make sure I can at the very least double the monthly.
Once the checking account recovers I'm thinking PCV with autotune, maybe a new seat for the longer rides, and spending some $$ on my poor neglected cars
Once the checking account recovers I'm thinking PCV with autotune, maybe a new seat for the longer rides, and spending some $$ on my poor neglected cars
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Joined: Mar 2006
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From: Connecticut
That is NOT funny!!!
Paid off the 4 year loan in 20 months. Took the 4 year because the rate was a lot better and extra payments went directly to principal.
But to the topic, the day the title came in the mail trading for a Road King flashed through my mind. I even worked out an Excel spread sheet with the Road King Classic price, add-ons with discount and estimated labor, various trade-in numbers, taxes, etc.
BTW I saw a couple Road King Classics at dealership last Sunday. One in Root Beer paint and one in Pearl White/Pearl Gray paint.
Hey, I still have the spreadsheet saved somewhere......
I admit it - I am a sick puppy.
Sammi
Paid off the 4 year loan in 20 months. Took the 4 year because the rate was a lot better and extra payments went directly to principal.
But to the topic, the day the title came in the mail trading for a Road King flashed through my mind. I even worked out an Excel spread sheet with the Road King Classic price, add-ons with discount and estimated labor, various trade-in numbers, taxes, etc.
BTW I saw a couple Road King Classics at dealership last Sunday. One in Root Beer paint and one in Pearl White/Pearl Gray paint.
Hey, I still have the spreadsheet saved somewhere......
I admit it - I am a sick puppy.
Sammi
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Tourer
Joined: Mar 2008
Posts: 257
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From: Granby, CT
That is NOT funny!!!
Paid off the 4 year loan in 20 months. Took the 4 year because the rate was a lot better and extra payments went directly to principal.
But to the topic, the day the title came in the mail trading for a Road King flashed through my mind. I even worked out an Excel spread sheet with the Road King Classic price, add-ons with discount and estimated labor, various trade-in numbers, taxes, etc.
BTW I saw a couple Road King Classics at dealership last Sunday. One in Root Beer paint and one in Pearl White/Pearl Gray paint.
Hey, I still have the spreadsheet saved somewhere......
I admit it - I am a sick puppy.
Sammi
Paid off the 4 year loan in 20 months. Took the 4 year because the rate was a lot better and extra payments went directly to principal.
But to the topic, the day the title came in the mail trading for a Road King flashed through my mind. I even worked out an Excel spread sheet with the Road King Classic price, add-ons with discount and estimated labor, various trade-in numbers, taxes, etc.
BTW I saw a couple Road King Classics at dealership last Sunday. One in Root Beer paint and one in Pearl White/Pearl Gray paint.
Hey, I still have the spreadsheet saved somewhere......
I admit it - I am a sick puppy.
Sammi
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Joined: Mar 2006
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From: Connecticut
Hah thanks for kind words guys. I usually try to stay away from financing things, and if I do I make sure I can at the very least double the monthly.
Once the checking account recovers I'm thinking PCV with autotune, maybe a new seat for the longer rides, and spending some $$ on my poor neglected cars
Once the checking account recovers I'm thinking PCV with autotune, maybe a new seat for the longer rides, and spending some $$ on my poor neglected cars
I like your priorities!!!!
LOL
Sammi
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Joined: Aug 2006
Posts: 1,189
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From: Massachusetts
Wow...
Just sent in a check for the full payoff amount left on my loan, should have the title in a week. Feels great to be rid of that payment. When I bought the bike in Feb 2008, I knew I wanted to pay it off before summer 09, and writing that check every month was painful. It'll be nice to have some extra cash again!
Chris
Chris
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