Toby Pennycuff

My first Porsche was a 1974 911 - plain Jane 150HP 911. I *loved* that car! Then I bought my '79 930 and had TWICE the fun........... Then, my future wife (version 2.0) plainly stated that I could not buy a much-needed sport -ute without selling one of the 911's. I sold the '74 to a police sargeant in Charlotte and nearly cried on the day he pulled away from the house. And lately, my wife has even regretted the decision to sell that car.

If I could find a decent '74 Carrera (a REAL one) at a reasonable price, I'd buy it in a hearbeat.

Toby

Brett San Diego

I hope I never have to answer this question regarding my 1978 911SC.

Brett

UberXY

After thoroughly sorting it out, I sold my '85 ZZZ 911 a few years ago to my best friend. Within a month I started asking him if I could buy it back. Eventually, he got so tired of me pestering him that he went to his lawyer and put me in his will as the inheritor of the car. I stopped bugging him.

Steve
84 911 Targa
64 356C
64 Corvette Coupe

Doug&Julie

...so...are you gonna bump him off? I may know some people...

Mike Murphy

I would only regret the sale if another couldn't be had. So for the rare and perfect examples, I can see where people are coming from. But for all others, if you regret the sale, you could always pick up another one.

Peter Zimmermann

Let me sneak in another "wish that I still had it..."

Amber Gramps

I think this is the missing paragraph in the Hester story...

Mike Murphy

Now, in this case, I would have to juggle either slitting my wrists or selling every owned asset. Tough choice.