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I think she's gonna go up for sale.
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<blockquote data-quote="jpk" data-source="post: 13809515" data-attributes="member: 30412"><p>Everyone's financial situation is different, this is why there are always cars coming and going from the market. So if this is one of your bigger assets and you need to take care of more important things, by all means, sell it.</p><p></p><p>But if you already know you will get a similar car soon, then consider keeping it. The amount of money you put in is a lot to get a car that is just how *you* want it, no one else will pay for what you did to get it to be yours. You will likely spend that money again on whatever you would buy next. So just keep it and enjoy it if you like it!</p><p></p><p>I had a '96 Cobra that I sold after getting to my ideal state, mostly because I thought I was bored with the car. I just ended up with a new Cobra in 2004 and did many of the same mods over again. After learning my lesson, I have had the '04 for ten years and I am not selling anytime soon. It sits quietly garaged the majority of the year, but I don't give into the temptation to sell it on impulse.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="jpk, post: 13809515, member: 30412"] Everyone's financial situation is different, this is why there are always cars coming and going from the market. So if this is one of your bigger assets and you need to take care of more important things, by all means, sell it. But if you already know you will get a similar car soon, then consider keeping it. The amount of money you put in is a lot to get a car that is just how *you* want it, no one else will pay for what you did to get it to be yours. You will likely spend that money again on whatever you would buy next. So just keep it and enjoy it if you like it! I had a '96 Cobra that I sold after getting to my ideal state, mostly because I thought I was bored with the car. I just ended up with a new Cobra in 2004 and did many of the same mods over again. After learning my lesson, I have had the '04 for ten years and I am not selling anytime soon. It sits quietly garaged the majority of the year, but I don't give into the temptation to sell it on impulse. [/QUOTE]
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