[ghostrider]

I shoulda kept my '83 RX7 - it was in perfect shape and I sold it for pocket change to some chump who probably crashed it.

I also just sold my surfboard, which is making me a bit uneasy.

 

[stevew]

... and now Busses have quadrupled in value, man I miss my bus....

Even the rusty ones.

If you had the space/money, finding them and selling/shipping them to Europe/Japan would be a great side business.

 

[xy9ine]

my '87 yamaha tzr 250 (2-stroke gp roadracer replica). super light, super fun backroad ripper.

 

[Enginerd A2]

Sometimes I get a little bummed when I think about my Kona Stinky that I sold and squandered the money ever so quickly - I suspected I'd never again be able to scrape together enough money for another big bike (and it's held true for 3.5 years), but I seldom rode it and it was overkill for living in Michigan.

I still have "that bike" ('97 Kona Kilauea frame from the Kona scratch and dent pile, rides so nice) and "that guitar" (Fernandes Dragonfly given to me by my best friend from college and still favorite musical collaborator), although they're both pretty modest - hardly big ticket.

 

[amateur]

My drums

 

[Enginerd A2]

I miss a '78 Silverburst Les Paul Custom that was still in perfect condition after over 20 years of play.

I miss my #11 Titanium WTB Phoenix

These are some NOICE pieces here. I hope you had a good reason to sell the Phoenix.

 

[maxyedor]

My '58 and my '68 Land Rovers, every bike I ever sold, except the stink 9, and my '67 Ford fairlane, primer black with a 427 in it, but my '63 T-bird has gotta so so I can start regreting that.

 

[BMXman]

I sold a bunch one first issue comic books....I wanted to take a year or two off from work.....now some of them are worth ten times what I sold them for......

 

[stevew]

My '58 and my '68 Land Rovers,

What wheelbase? 88, 107,109?

 

[maxyedor]

What wheelbase? 88, 107,109?

The '58 was a 88' convertable, bone stock, even had Lucas electrics
The '68 was a lengthened chassis making it roughly a 130' four door pick-up, I think it's down in mexico on a ranch somewhere.

 

[Rip]

My first Marzocchi Z1.

 

[stevew]

The '58 was a 88' convertable, bone stock, even had electrics by satan.
The '68 was a lengthened chassis making it roughly a 130' four door pick-up, I think it's down in mexico on a ranch somewhere.

Those things can go for monopoly money to.

 

[Toshi]

maybe i'm weird, but i sell a lot of stuff and don't regret it.

 

[maxyedor]

Those things can go for monopoly money to.

I got good money for both of them I just miss those beasts. Now I'm down to just a Disco as far as Landy's go. it just doen't make me want to hunt lions quite as much

 

[blue]

99 Schwinn Homegrown...I only sold her for 600$, but I think I'd trade my current XC ride for it back...

 

[SK6]

maybe i'm weird, but i sell a lot of stuff and don't regret it.

Your Weird.

 

[robdamanii]

Don't fret too much. I really enjoy having it in my little box of souls. :evil:

So that's where it ended up? I heard it was whoring around the soul market, but never imagined you'd end up with it.

 

[Brian HCM#1]

I shoulda kept my '83 RX7 - it was in perfect shape and I sold it for pocket change to some chump who probably crashed it.

I also just sold my surfboard, which is making me a bit uneasy.

I had a '82 RX-7 back in '84. Fun car and the only Japanese car I've ever owned.

 

[narlus]

My first Marzocchi Z1.

i've still got mine. '98 i believe.