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#254234 09/07/12 10:33 PM
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Literature and Ads from 1934 show the Standard models selling for around $465. I'm wondering what would have been a typical down payment, monthly payment, interest rate, and number of months or years to pay the loan off. Anyone have an idea? Thanks for any replies!


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I have a Bill of Sale for a 1931 Chev. in April 1931.

It lists:

Chev Spt Sedan 650.00
Freight 52.00
Finance Charge 57.28
License/Equipment 80.00
Filing Fee 2.00
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TOTAL 841.28


SETTLEMENT
Cash on Delivery 2.00
Previous Deposit 270.00
Finance 569.28 ($47.44 - 12 months)
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TOTAL 841.28

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Bill,

Thanks for the reply. Looks like the loan interest was about 10%. Anyone else have some 1930's era car financing records to share?


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