Cars you wish you would have never sold... Reply #15 – February 21, 2008, 04:45:13 PM 1. 1967 Shelby GT 500 Sold for ($6,000 because of my crack addiction.)2. 1912 Stanley Steam Car (Traded it for a Game Boy Color with Pokeyman Game. Sold the gameboy after I beat Pokeyman for previously mentioned crack addiction.)3. 1992 Greyhound Bus (Ran into a McDonalds Drive through, and sold it in totaled condition to a junkyard. )4. Saturn V Rocket (Gave to NASA in the 60's. They put it to good use.):[I wish I still had the Pokeyman and Saturn V. Quote Selected
Cars you wish you would have never sold... Reply #16 – February 21, 2008, 04:47:07 PM '68 Cougar GTE with the "W" code 427 engine... Sold in 1978 cause I didn't have a place to keep it... Unless something has happened to it in the last few years(doubtful), it survives...Wouldn't mind having the '69 Fairlane Cobra HT with the Drag Pack... Unfortunately I sped it as well as a 428CJ Torino GT fastback... I do still have the engine from that one...Don't much miss my early cars, but I'd like to have #4, a '64 Galaxie Fastback..I still own #5... Quote Selected
Cars you wish you would have never sold... Reply #17 – February 21, 2008, 04:54:47 PM Quote from: baxo;205434my 84 cougar to 1 WLD BRD cuz he crushed it!!it was s!!!!! just like my '85 is now:toilet: ...I regret selling the '88 bird in the banner and the '88 XR-7 on the same banner....and my 85, because the idiot I sold it to wrecked it within a month... Quote Selected
Cars you wish you would have never sold... Reply #18 – February 21, 2008, 05:23:11 PM Quote from: 1WLD BRD and my 85, because the idiot I sold it to wrecked it within a month...That's what happened to my '66 Galaxie - I sold it to a middle eastern pizza store owner. He painted it black (it was originally burgandy with a white roof) and then wrapped it around a lamp post. I nearly cried when I saw its wrecked carcass in his yard... Quote Selected
Cars you wish you would have never sold... Reply #19 – February 21, 2008, 05:30:40 PM my 63 & 64 fairlanes sorry i got the interiors backworths. 63 had 302 3 speed hurst 64 had a built 351w t-10 4speed ,3:25 9" ford rear end housing (1959) with a 70' third member. 79 t-bird interior (seats) Quote Selected
sorry messed up Reply #20 – February 21, 2008, 05:42:48 PM and a few more i don't have in my computer.:D Quote Selected
Cars you wish you would have never sold... Reply #21 – February 21, 2008, 06:04:33 PM hit by a drunk driver who left the sence but caught buy a trooper as it was smoken so bad ,busted his raditor. hit fairlane in left rear shoved it across the other lane down into some woods. no lincense no insurance. beat up but not hurt. the car as seen was at a friends house Quote Selected
Cars you wish you would have never sold... Reply #22 – February 21, 2008, 06:18:50 PM my 71 GP model J......ended parting it out after not being able to find parts for it. After selling all the parts, about 90%, I was able to build my first 88 sports coupe....miss that car. Quote Selected
Cars you wish you would have never sold... Reply #23 – February 21, 2008, 06:31:21 PM Wow, I could list a few , having owned over 40 cars.But My regrets are :1967 Chevelle1974 Cutlass Supreme S1976 Mustang Cobra II (I really Did Like this car) Had 3 other Mustang II 's1968 California Special Mustang1968 Mustang Coupe 2891967 Cougar XR71966 Mustang Coupe1978 Z-28 Camaro ( I built the out of that 350, it was nicknamed "The Red Rail")1991 Thunderbird SC1993 Taurus SHOThese were my favorites. Quote Selected
Cars you wish you would have never sold... Reply #24 – February 21, 2008, 06:38:27 PM I've totalled/rolled/wrecked all the cars I've gotten rid of. One car I didn't wreck was a '76 Gran Torino, but I bought it in unrunnable condition. One that someone else wrecked was my uncut '66 Bronco. (I'm still miffed about that) I have saved all the useable parts, and they fill my backyard up pretty good. I still have my first vehicle....a 1978 f150 4x4. My dad bought it new after selling his 1971 Barracuda Gran Coupe (383 4bbl). If there's any regrets, you'll have to ask him. :shakehead Quote Selected
Cars you wish you would have never sold... Reply #25 – February 21, 2008, 07:15:47 PM my first car- 1977 cougar i miss it. 351, 10 mpg, but still my fave.... Quote Selected
Cars you wish you would have never sold... Reply #26 – February 21, 2008, 07:44:35 PM Ok, the list:'73 Charger SE Brougham, 340 4bbl, Pistol grip 4 spd, Red with Black Landau roof.'73 Javlin AMX 401 dual Quadra-jets, 4 spd, black on black'59 MGA 1.9L 4, 4 spd, wht ragtop.'76 Elite, 460 tow pkg (but I can't afford 11 mpg) Silver w/ red landau top.'63 Mercedes 190D. 190 CID Diesel. Great on gas low on power but the best ride I have hever had. Gunmetal grey.'84 BMW 633i Black on Black. The rest I could live without but most I remeber fondly. :) Quote Selected
Cars you wish you would have never sold... Reply #27 – February 21, 2008, 08:09:16 PM Quote from: CougarSE;205449My @#$%#$ing 83 Cougar LSBut I filled the void.I dont regret you selling it.... not at all.Glad to see that you got that other 88 now :) Quote Selected
Cars you wish you would have never sold... Reply #28 – February 21, 2008, 08:40:37 PM I wish i never sold this car......just joking i still got it nice to still have your 1st car. Quote Selected
Cars you wish you would have never sold... Reply #29 – February 21, 2008, 08:46:31 PM ok im only 19 and despite having a huge number of cars for my age the one i miss the most i had nothin to do with. My dad had bought a 1985 Ford f150 ext cab longbed truck when I was 8. At first it was his baby but when i turned 10 he decided he was going to build it into a street strip truck and be my first vehicle. It had a 514 stroker and built c6 trans mission that could shear axles if u "goosed" it. once we had the rearend built strong enough to hold the power we started doing the body work. About halfway through my parents got divorced and dad let mom have the truck hoping she would keep it around for me which she did until her new husband moved in. The guy is not a car guy and had no respect for this gas guzzling tourque monster. About a year after they got married i got to see the truck be traded in for $1525 which was about what was in the transmission alone. Whats worse is the truck this thing was traded in for was a 98 dodge ram POS. Lets just say me and my stepdad never got along after that. Thats not even gettin into how pissed my dad was. Hes got over it but im afraid i never have that truck was amazing we changed the pinion angle so the truck never would spin the tires but just launch like a bat out of hell and it was wicked fast for being a behemouth. Quote Selected
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