What car have you sold and wish you had back?

[TommySS]

07 Solstice. Fun car to drive.

[ssfox]

68 Olds Cutlass Convertible.
Grandfather gave me it at 16 and I drove it into the ground and eventually the junk yard.
What a shame!
Been kicking myself in the butt for years over that one.

[Angrybird 12]

Originally Posted by NVmyZL1

It seems that several people in this thread regret selling a past car based on what it would be worth today if they had kept it. I understand this, but I'd like to hear more about the cars people regret selling because of the vehicle itself, not because of any missed financial opportunity.

I have two that fall into the "I don't know why I ever sold it" category, my 1987 IROC Camaro and my 2000 Lightning. The IROC was the first new car I ever paid for on my own and I absolutely loved it. Kept that car for 10 years until for some reason it was the one taking up room in my garage that I thought would be the easiest to part with. The Lightning was bought used with about 5k on it, but was bone stock. Had it for about a week in that state before I put a Kenne Bell on it. That truck was so versatile. I could pull my car trailer with it, unhook everything, make a few passes, hook everything back up and go home. My Syclone was faster, but not a truck that is as daily driver friendly, in my opinion.

Well I created the thread and I did ask the question of what would it be worth today. I don't understand why people have to try to change what the OP asks, but it seems like it is happening a lot any more. Respect what the OP Asks and just answer their question without putting your own spin on it.
Thank you.

[CHMSC]

85 olds cutlass, 78 Chevy pickup & 2005 Chevy 2500HD crew cab 4x4 Deisel

[SVThis]

74 Trans Am Super Duty 455 4 speed
65 Jaguar E Type roadster
78 Porsche 911 SC

[HeavyIOM]

03 Mustang GT, and I just traded my 2012 F150. Big mistake I loved that truck so much. I should of kept it and bought my new car out right.

[77rs]

1960 Buick Electra 255 Conv., loaded. 1 owner. Bought 1976 for 215.00, sold for 275.00. Pretty rare car, white, black top, red int. Purchased new at Masson Buick Camden,
N. J.

[tjd113]

hell yes, my 2006 Z06 corvette, I won a lot of shows with that car, an had some great days at the track,

[Angrybird 12]

I can see a lot of people feel like I do about some of their previous cars.

[CHMSC]

Originally Posted by Angrybird 12

I can see a lot of people feel like I do about some of their previous cars.

As they say you live and learn. I will not be selling my Camaro and will buy back one or two of the ones I sold that I loved. I actually tried buying back my 2500HD but the guy who bought it didn't want to sell it.

[Angrybird 12]

Originally Posted by CHMSC

As they say you live and learn. I will not be selling my Camaro and will buy back one or two of the ones I sold that I loved. I actually tried buying back my 2500HD but the guy who bought it didn't want to sell it.

Unfortunately most of the cars I would want back are either too expensive or too old and probably long gone to the great junkyard in the sky.

Of my recent cars I guess my 2007 Saturn Sky would be at the top of my list. It was the 351st Sky built.
Here I am driving it at Bristol.

[Silverlsinva]

I will also say that I sold the Tbird turbo coupe cause I thought I killed the clutch in it cause back then I didn't know much about stick shifts and easy it was to fix them. The car would start but not move when put into gear and it felt floppy in the gear shift. Being that I didn't have the money to put a new clutch I put it up for sale and sold it. But based on what I know now through this forum and some friends I am pretty certain that the linkage that was prolly loose or off or broken which is a lot cheaper than a clutch. Oh and Tbirds turbo coupes don't go for a lot now they range in the 3 to 5k for a decent driver but it can be hard finding a Stick shift one.

[Unrulie]

My first car, 1975 Pontiac Grandville Convertible. Which was a hand me down from my father who had bought it brand new when I was 5 year old.

[LimaCharlie]

I've only sold 1 vehicle in my life...1978 Camaro Type LT. Nothing really special but it was clean for a '78. I don't completely regret selling it but it had sentimental value to me. It was my first car and I had it for 12 years. Lots of memories from growing up and working on it. My 2011 SS is everything I wanted on my '78 in power, drivetrain, and handling.