Heart broken, need alternative.

Self bump.

>>14679320
Bumping for you, I hope you find something you enjoy.

buy a Nova

>>14679447
Boomer taxed to hell

>>14679283

Find a different credit union.

The one I use has a 3 year loan for any model year at 2.24%, so far as I know you can buy whatever the hell you want with it as long as you can make the monthly payments and the car is worth it.

If you can't find a different credit union, try going for a personal loan. You probably won't be able to take out as much, but it might still help.

If you want something with classic simplicity without the price, look into a G body. They're kinda ugly, but they're still a pretty huge car. Quite a few came with a 305 stock, which is more or less immortal and gets decent mileage. They ride like a boat, have the pinky power steering, parts are incredibly cheap and most everything is pretty easy to fix.

If you ever feel like hopping it up, the aftermarket will get you anywhere from stock replacements to all out road course racing. You can even get a new/improved frame for it if you end up with $10k you want to burn.

>>14679283
>But i just found out my credit union wont give out loans for anything "old"
There are companies that have auto loans specifically for "classic" or "collector" cars. You can even get one online now.

That said, you should probably wait. Classics aren't going anywhere, and right after you graduate isn't the right time to purchase something like that.

Then take your banking business elsewhere. Vote with your feet and your wallet.

>>14679283
You can get an unsecured loan, or home improvement loan in close to that amount, but the rates are going to much higher than a traditional car loan.

Loans in general are a bad idea unless your credit is near perfect and whatever you buy will never ever ever have a problem (which it will), and you know what you're fucking doing.

I would for anything in the malaise era, late 70's most of the run from low 4k to 10k but will most definitely have to put work into them to make them DD, as you're unlikely to find anything under 10k that is mint.

I would look at galaxies, mavericks, falcons, late 70's Torino's, malaise era C3's, 4th gen Nova's

>>14679283

do you even have a job yet?

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>I only want the cars that boomers like, that someone else has already restored
>but they cost too much because boomers

>>14679283
>im wanting a restored one, and its gonna take some time to save up 20k in cash
stopped reading here.

son, you aren't going to find anything but shit for 20k. 60s mustangs are junk, ones in the condition you are looking for start at 30k. Also the values are quickly rising due to no supply and increased demand. Expect those 30k cars to be 40k cars in less than 5 years.

Quit being a special fucking snowflake.