Have you ever sold a knife, or anything else, and deeply regretted the decision?

[JParanee]

WTF!!! Beetles and poodles... Gawd damn, that's a let down in a big way....

Don't worry we drive manly stuff too

 

[Willie71]

All of my previous VWs were TDIs. The TDI wasn't available in '08 when I bought the Passat. I had an '02 Jetta TDI before that. It was my favorite car of all time. I have owned a few KTM's as well. I still have the 525sx I used to race motocross on, but haven't ridden in the past 5 years. My family got into DH mountain biking and racing BMX for a few years. The local hill closed down, and two knee surgeries put a damper on it. I've started tuning the bikes up now that spring is here in my neck of the woods and the knees are as good as they will get.

 

[Cajun Kamikaze]

I know I know, but I had to

 

[JParanee]

I know I know, but I had to

I do love my TDI Beatle thou

 

[gthouse]

Joe, that Ducati looks like it should be on display in your living room. A modern sculpture.
Gary

 

[JParanee]

Joe, that Ducati looks like it should be on display in your living room. A modern sculpture.
Gary

Thanks Gary

Functional high performance art

 

[Derek Bergstrom]

Cold steel carbon V laredo and oda. benchmade 42. benchmade pardue 530 and 530sbk. benchmade mini dejavoo sbk.

 

[wdtorque]

Remington 1100, 20 gauge, upland bird with a straight stock.

 

[SteveH51]

Since you say "or anything else" - back in the 80s, I sold my entire collection of vinyl records for a tenner. Must've been mad - I bet some of them would be worth a bob or two now.

 

[bakergh]

I sold an LC Smith 12ga field grade I inherited from my Grandfather. Made in 1941 or somewhere thereabouts. It was an awesome gun that shot excellent. Sold it to a collector that hounded me for weeks because it would round out his collection with every grade from the same time period. I still have a few guns from each of my grandfathers but that one was really special. At least I know it's being taken care of.

 

[cchu518]

I sold an LC Smith 12ga field grade I inherited from my Grandfather. Made in 1941 or somewhere thereabouts. It was an awesome gun that shot excellent. Sold it to a collector that hounded me for weeks because it would round out his collection with every grade from the same time period. I still have a few guns from each of my grandfathers but that one was really special. At least I know it's being taken care of.

That's like selling it to a caretaker! Thats all right in my book!