What have you sold in the past that you now regret.

[Spike]

My Nan had a Capella, she loved it also.

Ouch....shot down in flames

Nan had good taste though....

[Innuendo]

Ouch....shot down in flames

Nan had good taste though....

Don't take the wrong way, I like the Capella shape.
Mate, I once drove a 180B so I can't lay crap on anyone. I never have regretted selling that one. Worst $180 bucks I ever spent!
If (that's a big if) the old Datto is still going it would still be pumping out confetti. All the mates filled the air vents to the brim the day I married the missus in 1988.

[Blue victor]

Don't take the wrong way, I like the Capella shape.
Mate, I once drove a 180B so I can't lay crap on anyone. I never have regretted selling that one. Worst $180 bucks I ever spent!
If (that's a big if) the old Datto is still going it would still be pumping out confetti. All the mates filled the air vents to the brim the day I married the missus in 1988.

Is that what 180B stood for ....$180 bucks.....it all makes sense now....the 200B that followed it would've allowed for inflation

I went from this (Monkey Mia W.A 1986)
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To this 1987 Sigma high roof wagon (not actual car, mine was white and didn't have the rear spoiler)
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One is probably worth $30k now and the other I most likely shave with

[GNGBNG]

This would be my regret, 1975 HJ Monaro 308 M21

[hxbunny]

This would be my regret, 1975 HJ Monaro 308 M21

Back in the late 80's I had a fella offer me one similar for a swap for a 253 4-speed HQ ute. I thought I needed the ute more and then 12 months later swapped it for a Landcruiser FJ40 with a 350 Chev that would do wheel stands in low rangeasta:

BTW nice looking Monaro, those Dragway Indy's somehow suited the body shape

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I was the second owner as the original owner went into a retirement village.


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Very nice looking car there, if it was a photo I bet it would have tear drops all over it

[Robbo_NZ]

Definately regret selling this, always missed it. But of course it had to go in order to buy the first house in the late 70's.

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The sandman was bought new Feburary, paid around AU$4500 with all the extras, sold late 70's for NZ$7500. I always remember the salesman at Sutton motors Arncliffe saying this was the first they had on the lot so be quick (it was on display on their number 1 spot). True or not? who knows.