If you have not done so, and if I was in your situation, I would pull all three reports directly from the CRAs. You can do so for free via annualcreditreport.com. What you see is what they see. If a lender ever came back to you and inquired about this or that from 2005, for example, at least you'll be armed with the information.
I personally would pull each FICO report. Now the scores you see from this site will likely not match the scores you see from the lender. Why? Because many lenders use an auto-enhanced score, or a score that is weighted towards your past automobile-borrowing history. So, if you see a difference, then you'll know why. But at least you can compare your FICO scores to others on this site to see who got approved for what.
Today or Sunday, it won't make too much difference, assuming nothing dramatic happens to your reports between now and then.
When you app for that new car, depending on the CRA, auto and mortgage inquiries count as one under FICO scoring if pulled within a 14 or 30 day window. So, if you apply for 20 loans, you will only get dinged for one inquiry, so as long as the lender codes the inquiry as such (and they usually do).
