Ever give up a car you wish you hadn't?

Not yet.

I hope I wouldn't do that mistake that I will regret in the future.

 

Ahh the Ranchero, I sold a '69 4yrs ago due to lack of space. the 351C it had was a hoot, pulled it to put in a 502 but never got around to it and well the rest is history.

I also sold a '65 mustang and a dodge dart special edition yrs ago.

but my biggest missing car sale was the '81 Alpina B7s http://www.bmwm5.com/alpina/e12b7st.html
couldn't get reg here in CA, commies.

 

dude, you don't have the time for me to get into that.....

 

Not a one, though there were a few benz's i had that i wish i never had

 

oh yeah.I used to have several muscle cars. Now that Barret Jackson has drivien prices up, i wish I had held them for 5 more years.

I did sell a 911 once I still miss. It was a a 78 SC euro with tons of engine work.
Im hangin on to the 308 , and will add a 360 in the next few months, instead of replacing it.

 

My 62 E-Type coupe that I had a whole 3K invested in.

 

YES!.....97' 993 Twin Turbo S..........Black/Black

Man I wish I still had that Porsche. The last of the Great Ones! The current market prices reflect how rare and desirable they now are.......................if you can even find one.

 

911 1973 Carrera RS touring (VW Silver Met.)

 

911 1973 Carrera RS touring (VW Silver Met.)

 

1969 Camaro SS Black/Red...

 

how could you ever sell that car!!!!!!!!???

 

'65 Alfa GTA ex-Autodelta - street driven
'58 356 Carrera Speedster - BProd racer

selling each to complete school does not seem to have made me smarter........

 

a '76 cougar. bought it new. it was a very nice car. i had some insurance problems and had to take it off the road for a year. in the meantime, where i had it stored, mice and squirrels got to it and literally ate it up.

 

Oh yeah!
1959 Cooper Monaco - Buick, serial number 59-06

1963 1-liter, Fiat Abarth Berlina coupe

1960 Alfa Romeo Giulietta coupe

1956 Ferrari Boano coupe, s.n. 581

If I still owned all of these devices, I could now retire!
Ed

 

Cars I'd like to have been able to keep my hands on:

275 GTB/4
166MM (factory team car)
Lancia B20 IV series

Fun while they lasted. GJ

 

'71 MGB - 1st car, still have a soft spot for 'em. I'll pick up another some day.
'77 911S
'90 911C2 - great bang for the buck
'82 944
'84 (maybe '85 or 6) Audi Coupe GT Special Edition (God I'm gettin' old, can't remember the exact year)

A bunch more, none worth a ton of money, but all were a blast to drive, and would have been fun to hang on to.

I had a VW Scirocco (1st iteration), 1964 TR4A, 1972 TR6, Z28 Camaro, a Datsun 280Z, all fun, cool cars.

Man, I'm beginning to hate this thread...

DM

 

Sure. My wife sold her '67 Camaro for $200.00. I sold my '65 Vette (396) and my '69 XKE. My Lusso? Ah, I financed the rest of my F-cars by holding on to it for thirty years. For me, two out of three ain't bad!

 

Yes, my wonderful green '98 Ford Taurus.

 

Early 60's Mini Cooper S, set up for Hill Climb racing. Bought it for $2,500 in 1969 and sold for about same price in 1972 (to buy Alfa Romeo GTV). Mini had balanced engine, Abarth exhaust, Minilite wheels, Cibie driving lights, full roll bar - I could part it out for much more than I paid for the whole car. More importantly, there is just no way to replace it - so I make due with a new MCS, but not the same.

 

This thread title is the reason that I'm still holding onto my headache of a Testarossa. I love it with a passion, but I've put well more than its worth into repairs in the past 8 years since I bought it.

But, I am certain that I will be kicking myself silly in the future if I sell it now for the $25k that its worth with 50k on the clock and a blown first gear. However, the bigger pain might be getting through this and future years of expensive repairs...

 

A 94 corvette! I had no reason to sell it, but I did. Best car I ever had. Must of been made the day the Broad of directors were going through the factory!

 

I know, I know...................everytime I think about it, I kick myself! I hate this thread too!!!

Thats why I'm keeping my CS also.

 

Sunk costs are a b*tch...

 

When you sell them, get the right of first refusal. I bought the last two back, a 89 944 Turbo S and a CJ-7. Only problem is I know I'll have to give them up again.

Its nice if you have some friends and can pass them around a little.