I miss it....
- Thread starter MahFiVeOh
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Who regrets selling your car?
I regretted selling my 89. That's why I ended up buying my 91 to take its place a few years later. Some others I regret, but know it was for the best. Like the 72 Charger SE I had. That car needed way too much work, and I would have gone nuts trying to finish it.
jdb3rd
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I'm pissed at myself constantly for selling my 85 gt. I loved that car it was bone stock when I bought it and all I did was white ponies, tint, full exhaust and a decent radio and it was great I would love to still have that car.
1991notchbackLX
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84 t top notch. What a 
Bryan83taco
Active Member
I regretted selling my 87 GT with t tops. The t tops were so awesome (except in rain). But now I have 2 that I love so I'm happy
darthcual
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93 white coupe with h/c/i and drag suspension. I miss that car and its porno red interior everyday.
I don't so much regret selling my '87 hatch, as I replaced it with a better and faster car....but I did miss owning a Mustang. It took 6-years to finally get another one, but I picked up a '90 Notch mid last summer and feel much better now. 
Jason 302
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That's what you guys get for selling your stangs! 
I still have my first and only one after 10 years....love it more each day.
I still have my first and only one after 10 years....love it more each day.
That's what you guys get for selling your stangs!
I still have my first and only one after 10 years....love it more each day.
Nahhh, I didn't miss selling "that" Stang....just not having a stang. I was sick of the hatch rattle, the look and feel of the hatch, the colour, the little quirks, etc and most of all, not being able to break into the 12's with stock parts to save my life.
I always wanted a black on black coupe and after I got tired of my Cougar (which would absolutely decimate my Mustang) I went out in search of one.
Who knows...in another 6-year stint, I might get tired of this Notch and look for something else. By that time, I might even be able to afford an ’11 GT. In the mean time, I'll sure have fun playing and sinking a pile of money into it that I’ll never see again.
I keep them and they sit in the garage collecting dust, im usually only really into one car at a time so thats how I manage w/o selling. But I have sold a couple and I still miss some, mainly my 92 vert.
good thing is these things are not exactly rare so getting a new one is always 3-5 k away (where I live)
good thing is these things are not exactly rare so getting a new one is always 3-5 k away (where I live)
I sold my Merkur to fund the paint job on the coupe. I'm happy the coupe is painted, but i wish i had just saved up the cash and paid for it straight up and kept the Merkur.
slow90coupe
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I sold mine for a few days and was lucky enough to realize what I had done and get it back. I regretted it almost immediately. I am happy to have sold that 89 LX that I had last year. I bought it for $200, put $800 into it, and sold it for $2650. My 97 GT has changed handsbetween my family a few times since my dad bought it the first time about 3 years ago, but it's not going anywhere. It's the nicest car I will ever have with 128,000 miles on it.
bentley429isBAC
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The only mustang I've sold that I regret selling was my first. 1970 fastback. I feel a little sick nowadays when I see a picture of one and think of getting rid of the one I had. 
Don't get me wrong, I love my fox, but 70 fastbacks ain't exactly cheap and plentiful.
Don't get me wrong, I love my fox, but 70 fastbacks ain't exactly cheap and plentiful.
I regret selling my first stang ('89 GT), because my buddy that bought it ended up totaling it within a month. Then he parted it out, so its gone forever. It was a great car, but I thought I was being "practical" at the time. Sucks being young and dumb.
