Coming from the "who cares" department,... my opinion is that you keep the car. The newer, nicer, more comfortable car will disappear into the "me too" ness of the bazillion new edge mustangs that you see every single day. Your car can be made very comfortable, and I blab on&on about that (the lack of creature comforts) being the single biggest reason we get rid of them.
I've driven mine 7,500 miles since it was built last August. I stiffened the chassis not for performance, but to make it less of a washboard when it went over rough road. I deadened the interior so I wouldn't have to listen to the road, tires and exhaust as well as keep the heat down, going hand-in-hand w/ that I went the opposite way of most w/ the mufflers, and quieted it down. The end result of all of that is that it is much more fun to drive.
We don't have to tell you how unique your car is, you already know it.
It's a known fact that I have tried to sell mine in my attempt to "move on", but every time I go into the garage,...I'm glad I stayed put.
Keep your car. Invest in making it more comfortable, I'll bet you'll be happier than w/ the s/c'd bellybutton you lust after.
I've driven mine 7,500 miles since it was built last August. I stiffened the chassis not for performance, but to make it less of a washboard when it went over rough road. I deadened the interior so I wouldn't have to listen to the road, tires and exhaust as well as keep the heat down, going hand-in-hand w/ that I went the opposite way of most w/ the mufflers, and quieted it down. The end result of all of that is that it is much more fun to drive.
We don't have to tell you how unique your car is, you already know it.
It's a known fact that I have tried to sell mine in my attempt to "move on", but every time I go into the garage,...I'm glad I stayed put.
Keep your car. Invest in making it more comfortable, I'll bet you'll be happier than w/ the s/c'd bellybutton you lust after.