Anyone know a good rotary shop in Southern California that finances

 

finances a motor?
I'm going to go out on a limb and say nobody. Besides, that's what credit cards are for.

 

Talk with Racing Beat in California, perhaps they would finance. Otherwise your best bet is to get a personal loan and pay that off.

http://www.racingbeat.com/mazda/perf...ml?id=dnpSkc9S

 

You should take out a personal loan with your bank. The interest rates should be better than a credit card and it isn't revolving credit so it's easier to stay out of trouble.

 

I second NotAPreppie here. BTW a credit union should have even better interest rates and credit unions tend to be more liberal in granting loans to newer members. There should be some credit unions in your area that you could join, without having to be a member of any special group.

 

If you have to finance an engine rebuild then you shoudl just cut your losses and get rid of the car. then go finance a car that is reliable.