Marc, the law that created 401(k) plans was adopted in 1978, so it is possible, but unlikely you had a 401(k). You probably had a pension plan, aka defined benefit plan. Typically they utilize a formula based on age, income,
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You might check with Allied Healthcare Products, Inc. at 800-444-3954. In the future, I would advise against posting your social security number on any public forum.
The time frame will depend on a lot of variables, but here are some things to consider in the process of trying to get a car loan after a short sale:
You might have better luck apply for a loan with a credit union as opposed
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