Paying for a MK4 Roadster?

[Wally]

I am just wondering if anyone has payed for their Roadster with a loan or anything else along those lines. Does FFR do any kind of payment plans? Thank you to anyone who can help with these questions.

Wally

[riptide motorsport]

You'll have to get your own financing, unless a used car dealer is selling a completed one, in which case they could assist you with financing . Steven

[jimgood]

FFR did a trial run on financing a few years ago. That program seemed to just fade away.

[Someday I Suppose]

The 33 is available as a stage 1 and stage 2 kit, that's about as close as you get. When I built my roadster the full kit wasn't available yet, still I decided to not get some of the options at the time of delivery, headers, radiator, and a few others I left out knowing that they were just going to sit in the garage for a couple of years. I had planned on my build taking 3 - 4 years at the start, which in a sense is how I self financed it. By building it slower it spread out the dollars.

-Scott

[bil1024]

Some have used credit cards / personnal loan / home equity or 401K. I used a combination of cash and credit card

[Wally]

Thank you everyone for helping me with some ideas. I really wish FFR would bring back financing but I'm sure not everyone held up to the payment plan and that ruined it for the rest of us who would gladly pay! I wanted to get a complete roadster minus the "things you need" to help spread out the build like Scott said... I'm sure I would have plenty to work on till I needed that suff. If anyone knows someone who used a finance company / bank please let me know who you used or if anyone knows more about those "classic car financers" please let me know. Thank you again, all of you have been very helpful!

Wally