The car you regret selling and might always?!

I actually grew up a rabid NASCAR fan, watching the only race televised in NYC metro in the 70s, the Daytona 500, on wide world of sports! I've always been and will always be a "Ford Guy". I befriended the owners of Pocono raceway in '01, thru a business arrangement, in which I am basically part of the family today and am their guest at every race, albeit NASCAR, past INDY, etc, etc.
In '87 @ 17, my first new car was a Mustang GT. I worked it to the max, "slinging the spanners" myself on many upgrades, in that it made it into the "readers roundup" section of Mustang magazine. 4 readers submissions were picked per quarter and selected! So since then Mustang wise, I've owned a new '02 Roush 360R (Jack signed it @ Pocono for me) and a new '08 Roush P51A. The P51 is still my greatest regret and I sold it w/ under 2k on the clock! It's funny because the guy that bought it, to this day, still contacts me to say hello and send pics, etc. So here's the only pic I have at hand of mine and a link to BAT, really showcasing a prime example! Keen eye will notice that the tail and hood scoop are a lighter silver, because Roush wanted it replicate a P51 in war, in which has newly replaced parts due to bullet holes, etc. Also, the red and white badging, represents a very famous squadron during WW2.
6k-Mile 2008 Ford Mustang Roush P-51A for sale on BaT Auctions - sold for $39,000 on April 13, 2021 (Lot #46,197) | Bring a Trailer


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E46 M3 MT

 

996 RUF Turbo

 

I regret it for you as well.

 

1997 Porsche 911 (993) cabriolet in arena red metallic. Tan leather everywhere, wood package. Manual of course.
Beautiful car and it still had that old Porsche special sauce.

 

AMG Hammer and it took me 5 months to sell it

 

Could have been worse I guess, an E30?

 

Honda S2000

 

Very timely thread for me, as I just got one back yesterday that I regretted selling.
Did the “responsible” “new dad” …..right thing to do, 27 yrs ago. Wife got pregnant with our first child so I sold the first fun, really nice, serious sports car (well it was to me) , that I ever bought. An 87 guards red, 911 coupe, whale tail, had everything I wanted…loved that car. Found an 88 a couple days ago, same exact package, and the best one I’ve seen, driven, etc… since I sold mine. Picking it up tomorrow.

 

1979 Green Scirocco Mk1.

 

This is going to get depressing. I'll start with the Ferraris.

1998 Maranello.

2004 Challenge Stradale.

1967 330 GTC.

Next up will be the Porsches.

 

Actually, no.

I had an E30 M3 Evo1 and sold it. In part to buy my first Ferrari. So no regrets.

 

I have never, not even a little, regretted selling any car.

 

1989 Porsche 911 25th Anniversary Edition

 

I’ll play,
1971 Datsun 240Z

 

Mr Texas,,

Oh no,,!! Not the 330 GTC.
( gasp)

 

1987 Ferrari 328 GTS, Nero metallico



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I don't regret anything I have sold but there are many I regret not buying...

 

!973 Trans Am
1974 Trans Am
1971 Corvette LS6

 

Was that the 560 SEC from the 80s?!

 

Nice, now since I am also a huge P-car fan and have owned a few in the past and a couple now, I can appreciate it! Here's my '84 owned since '11....


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Only two cars I regret. (I'm 66 yrs. old)
1. 1982 Datsun 280ZX Turbo, manual shift
2, 2013 Ferrari F12 Berlinetta w/ Rosso Berlinetta exterior, Sabbia interior

 

That’s a beauty!

 

I had the 4 door E class, the Hammer was never made in a SEC, the 2 dr version of it was a CE, no one really knew what they were back in the day, today they are the most sought after 1980's mercedes.

 

I sold my GMC truck to get a van for my wife and kids. I’ve always loved that ride.