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    anyone have regret stories about selling a car

    doesn't need to be e30 specific just interested in hearing what happened, it was

    I had one-sort of. I'll post in a few....

    #2
    pretty much anyone who has sold an e30
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      #3
      my e28. Totaled a month after I sold it.
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        #4
        my '79 Suburban.
        2WD, 3/4 ton, 3 speed MANUAL with granny low, and a 350 with a carb.

        Man, I miss that thing.
        Slicktop City!

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          #5
          I still miss my 1958 Isetta 300 convertible that I traded off in 1964.


          1991 325ic and 1991 318is

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            #6
            Originally posted by Stevie30 View Post
            I still miss my 1958 Isetta 300 convertible that I traded off in 1964.

            That thing is sweet! I never knew there was a cabrio version of that.

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              #7
              Originally posted by Stevie30 View Post
              I still miss my 1958 Isetta 300 convertible that I traded off in 1964.

              Isn't that Steve Urkel's car?
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                #8
                Originally posted by 619E30 View Post
                Isn't that Steve Urkel's car?
                Yes, he was an avid member of the BMW community as well.
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                  #9
                  I kinda regret selling my mkiv gti (i know i know mkiv= lame lol), I searched for 2 years for one and bought the first one i found (bad idea). I had to sell it because I could barely make payments after only owning it for 1.5 years. Plus the kid who bought it is a douchebag. He killed it right away, then started in 3rd and didn't believe me when i tried to correct him, and then beat on it during the first test drive.

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                    #10
                    When we sold our '97 Suzuki Sidekick JLX Sport. That thing was fucking awesome. It was gutless up hills, but around town, it was like a lifted go-kart. Handled awesome, got killer gas mileage, and didn't even do too bad when I took it out wheeling. We sold it because my wife started a daycare, and needed a minivan to be able to haul all of the kids around in. Laugh if you want, this little thing was a kick in the ass to drive.



                    And no, we don't have a minivan anymore. Sold that hunk of shit and got a '99 Volvo V70 XC. Turbos kick ass.

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                      #11
                      You want to feel bad about getting rid of your car? Here's the perfect recipy:

                      Blow your motor
                      Part out your car
                      Cut the shell in half and junk it
                      Swap most of it into a new shell

                      (Extra points if your car has been in your family for ages, or purchased brand new in April of '89)

                      Then after all is said and done, a week after, well before you even finish putting the new car together, but well past the point of no return, watch the movie "Love the Beast".

                      You'll be crying yourself to sleep in regret for at least a good two weeks.

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                      ...one of the most hardcore E30's around. :D

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                        #12
                        Not e30 specific. Sold my 04 r32, loved that car, 2nd owner totaled it.
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                          #13
                          Selling my E30 was emotional, but I don't regret it.

                          I also don't really regret parting out my RS Turbo Subaru, but it was heart-breaking for me in some ways. Having taken it from being broken, unreliable, completely fucked and rebuilding it - several times - and fixing the whole damn car with new parts, making great friends along the way, I pulled it apart and used the money made to buy a house. Many of the parts I sold, I sold off cheap to friends who'd helped with the build as my way of thanking them for the late nights, my whinging, and their support. It was a bit of an infamous car in the RS Turbo circle before I owned it, and quite a few people laughed at me for buying such a fucked example, but they stopped laughing when they saw its spec list in its ultimate incarnation, and definitely didn't laugh when they saw how damn fast it was.

                          Watching the bare shell be skull dragged onto the driveway by the scrap metal dealer was hard, but then I am happy to admit I teared up a little when he ran the crane's arm through the roof and crushed the shell tying it down. It was the end of an era for me and even though my new E30 will be ultimately faster, i feel that "it isn't the RS". It's good - but different.





                          Originally posted by Erick View Post
                          Then after all is said and done, a week after, well before you even finish putting the new car together, but well past the point of no return, watch the movie "Love the Beast".

                          You'll be crying yourself to sleep in regret for at least a good two weeks
                          Too true.
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                            #14
                            1983 633csi Hardy & Beck car. delphin on black 5spd on staggered BBS RAs. I sold it because i had to have this 89 325ix... i sold the ix months later because i had to have this 85 323i. 5 years later and i still have the 323i which is an awesome car but i sure wish i still had that shark.
                            1989 325i Alpine s52 coupe
                            2003 540i M-Sport 6 speed
                            2003 X5 3.0

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                              #15
                              I've never sold a car.

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