CARS WE REGRET SELLING PART 2

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[@something1382]

My late dad always regretted getting rid of his '64 and a half Mustang convertible, white black top, 289 HiPo with four in the floor. I have two, a '76 Malibu Classic two door with swivel bucket seats. Had a little 305 2 barrel. The other was a '85 Monte Carlo with the 4.3 V6. Bought it from Budget car sales with just under 25K on it. It was a great car, never had any major issues and had all kind of road trips. In first two years almost doubled the miles on it.

[@lorengordon9626]

I worked at a lincoln-mercury dealership in the 70s and the marquis was the best riding car ever ! Two cars I wish I still had were my 76 lincoln towncar and the very best , 1972 cougar 2dr , 302cid. Lastly was my 73 merc comet , 302 cid. Hell of a runner and an excellent handling car. I also had a 79 brat 1600 cc that would run the wheels of most american cars. I've owned about 60 autos in my life. Best trucks were/are my two 89 F-250s. One 4wd and the other 2wd.

[@mrmalware6472]

You guys could turn this into a huge series! Love hearing about all these old cars. Not really a classic car here, but I regret seeling a 2001 Saab 9-3 Viggen.

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[@offwithhishead2556]

That was a fine looking vehicle.

[@floydthompson8668]

I had a 78 Coup d Ville, same 3 way yellow as in your picture! With the 425/400TH, it was the most powerful car I had before I got into trucks. Gave it to my brother after his car was totalled. In my teens, I had 71 Camero. Motor was fine. Had an Edlbrock intake & Holly 750. Sold it because it needed a transmission. Still kicking myself in the ass.

[@artoodiitoo]

I regretted selling my 1989 Honda CRX, but actually managed to buy it back again, for the same price. Still getting me everywhere I need to go. I had an Alfa GTV 3.0 24V for a while, but it was kind of expensive to keep running

[@timyank8433]

Love the regret videos. Id say my most regret sold car was of course my first car. It was a 1986 Chevy Monte Carlo Sport Coupe, white with blue interior. Even though it only sported the 4.3 EFI V6, it drove like a dream and just dripped with class. I purchased it when I was a junior in High School and actually kept hold of it for about 15 years. Finally between life, needing a lot of engine work and lack or storage, I ended up parting with it. Ive had a couple of new Monte Carlos since but nothing was quite like the personal luxury coupes of the 70s and 80s.

[@valient71]

My dad had a ‘75 Monte Carlo that he bought brand new and kept garaged until 1998 when he took it out for a spin and wrecked it. My dad was a marine and combat veteran whom I’ve only seen cry three times in my life…when my grandmother and brother passed away and when the Monte Carlo was totaled. My friend’s mom had the late ‘80s SS in a dark plum color. That was an awesome car!

[@rustybearden1800]

I had that 305 three speed combo in, get this, a 1979 Pontiac Sunbird notchback coupe in buckskin tan with the three color gradient sport stripes, rear deck lid spoiler and the "big boy" Trans Am styled rally wheels with the polished trim rings - Trans Am bucket seats, AM only(?) 8 track stereo, center console shifter and AC that would run a refrigerator. My buddies used to call it the "Baby Trans Am", like you left it in the dryer too long. Not the most refined car but very fast and comfortable - and nothing else like it. I've never seen one since (save in photos) Freaking loved that car!

[@wunderkind-7724]

I needed to give up driving due to eyesight issues (opric nerve damage caused by multiple sclerosis) but my last car was 2009 Corvette; even with the small (sic) engine, it was blazingly fast. What my wife did not know was that at times, I would go to the garage in the middle of the night and rub myself against it.

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[@Dougc3157]

I really miss my '76 Ford Granada, it had the 302 v8 and the sports group option. It was black with a gold half roof and gold pinstripes and loaded with options. What a smart looking car, and it was very dependable. Normal maintenance was all it required. I wish I had it back today. Ah the memories, thanks. I do remember all the cars shown in the video, all great cars too.

[@Joethomasjr]

3 I regret selling. 1. 68 Ford Thunderbird Landau 429 (was 16 when I bought it) . 2. 70 Cadillac Sedan De Ville (was 17 when I bought it) . 3. 79 Corvette with the L82 engine (was 18 when I bought it. But the Army recruiter lied to me and said I would make enough each month to afford it. Wrong) Loved each one of these. If I had to choose which one I would love to own again, the 68 Thunderbird, hands down.

[@nomebear]

I had several Nova company cars in the 70's, and they were absolutely bullet proof. They were close to perfection, and economical. My mother's '76 Seville was built on the same chassis and was also reliable. She passed the Seville on to a grand daughter who literally drove it into the ground.

[@thebestisyettocome4114]

1985 Mercury Grand Marquis it had burgundy velour interior crushed velvet interior on a burgundy exterior. Absolutely gorgeous. I regret to this day trading that car in.

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[@markcarter822]

My favorite car that I finally had to retire after having it 20 years was my second car a 1976 Cutlass Calais. It had a 350 4 barrel, a console automatic shifter, we called a "slap stick shifter" it was silver with a maroon velour interior, reclining seats, had the opera windows, landau vynal top, limited slip rear end. In the day I had B F Goodrich T/A Radials on it and polished aluminum slotted mags. That car was so fast, I topped it out at 140. It handled great, super traction in the snow. I always wanted to restore it and slightly customize it but never could afford it at the time.

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**Correction to my post....my car was the Cutlass Salon nor the Calais

[@PrinceSebastianKincaidEl_Bay]

Of the 6 cars I've owned since 1993, I would say I miss car #4. Which was a brand new 2000 Nissan Sentra SE; Black with a 5 speed manual transmission. Car gave me ZERO problems, unless you consider the one time my battery went dead in the middle of traffic one day. The only reason I traded it in was because the winters were getting more ridiculous. So I traded it after 7 years for a 2007 Chevy Trailblazer LS 4x4 ... which I still own.

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[@creigfitzpatrick5442]

My favorite car from the past was a red 1977 Ford LTD II station wagon. Oh that car was beautiful! Loved sitting behind the steering wheel looking out over a hood that seemed to stretch out forever with the square stacking headlights! The lines on that wagon were incredible!! I wish I still had it! I console myself with my current baby, my dream vehicle, a 2021 Snazzberry Wrangler Unlimited that I'll be forever customizing! I plan on driving this Wrangler for the next 20 years!!

[@shrek_428]

My biggest car regret was my Red 1970 Mustang fastback. It had the 428 cobra jet in it, and was the plain jane one, not the Mach 1. What a sleeper, and I found out later, quite rare

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[@robertommodt2174]

We all have cars we miss...I told you mine on the last vid...but enjoyed this one also. Keep up the good work.

[@jamessturrock6802]

I may be late to this but I had two I totally regret loosing. First was my '69 Chevy G10 Sportsman van, great little beast and so much fun to drive, old 3 in the tree "H" pattern. The other was my '73 Dodge Charger SE Brougham, had the middle console shift with a B&M shifter, the 400 6.6liter engine. My ex made me sell it just before we got married... took 30 years but I got another one.

[@Jollysfirstbox]

Not a classic, but my 2001 pontiac sunfire gt. With the quad 4, it was a border line sports car. Went to a good cause at least being my brothers first car

[@offwithhishead2556]

Series 2 Land Rover "The Orange Brick". It was an early SWB with the original 2l engine. They only made a few 2l ones before switching to the 2.25, so it was pretty rare. I swear you could drive it off a cliff and it would accelerate very very slowly to 55mph and then refuse to fall any faster.

[@taratupa73]

1970 Cougar XR-7. Sold it in 1979, and I SO wish I hadn't!

[@irenes3470]

I'll never forget my 69 XR7

[@alexlagace7565]

1972 Amc Javelin AMX. Rare and different car i loved it

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[@193848663]

The one car I regret selling was my black ‘88 corvette, I was 23 when I bought it and I tried to hold on it for as long as I can but I traded it in for a ‘92 town and country because my girlfriend (now my wife) had our twins

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[@andregonsalvez9244]

Great video ! I remember these cars and love those old land yachts with these pillow seats lol fall asleep driving it .

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[@DrewsCustomDiecastDrewMSmith]

The 77 T-bird should have the 351M. It was based on the Cleveland but was extremely choked by 70s emissions

[@waynehardy6186]

My Thunderbird had the 351 Cleveland motor

[@richardgentry6996]

Had 79Z28 Camaro and 79 Thunderbird both classics had to go. Just started family. Had 2 but regret a little bit.

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[@VoiceOfTheVulnerable]

With respect to the question about the 64-66 Tbird, none of them had steering wheel shifters. Only the Edsel 1958 (upper line Corsair and Citation only) had a push button trans situated in the steering wheel hub. Some say the 58 Mercury Monterey convertible had it also. It was Chrysler/AMC-Rambler products that had push button shifters on the left or right of the dash.

[@nomebear]

A friends mother had a 57 Mercury with a push button shifter. Renault R8 also had a push button automatic shifter (for what it matters) along with a number of Euro cars, some with Chrysler powertrains.

[@tinydog34]

They had column shifts and not push buttons on 64-66 tbird.

[@VoiceOfTheVulnerable]

@@tinydog34 or in some cases, console floor shifters. I never saw a T Bird with push button.

[@RichadTheLionHeat]

Great show. Side note. The Thunderbird shown is a 1965. The 1964 Ford Thunderbird had the word spelled out on the front hood “T H U N D E R B I R D”. Regardless, they 64-66 Thunderbirds are absolutely beautiful American classic cars. Great program. Sharing it with many others. 👍🏻😎🙏🏻✝️🇺🇸👍🏻😎🏎🛞🚓😎👍🏻

[@randyluca6339]

I have a good idea for another poll for you guys. How about cars you wish you still had, but were totaled in an accident. My first new car was a loaded 79 Buick Regal which I totaled in 1983 with only 12k on it and was mint. Boy do miss that car.

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[@mccoy1369]

'92 Nissan Stanza was my first car. It was about '97, I was about 22 and just got back from a year stationed in Iwakuni, Japan.

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[@LudwigBeefoven]

1998 VW Jetta TDI. The last year of the boxy look. That car had an hydraulic steering rack along a lot of low end torque and was a blast to drive!

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[@johnfrei9057]

I had 76 Coupe Deville finished in Georgian Silver with a black Landau top. It had 62,000 miles on it when I bought it. I had it for two or three years and was parking it outside with a car cover on it. Of course the car cover was stolen. Then I decided it was just too much hassle to deal with, especially without a garage and I sold it. But it was a magnificent car.

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[@kenwelch198]

Between 78 and 82 I owned a slew of cars I wish I still had. 70 Chevelle, 66 Comet, 69 Torino, 72 Maverick (with the 302), 67 F-100 short bed stepside and a 69 J-2000 pickup with a Pontiac 455 rocket swapped out for the stock in line 6. I think I had the most fun with it.

[@Sonormuseum]

For me: my 67 Austin Healey Sprite and 67 Dodge A-100 van that I drove all over the country. My Dad sold his 1960 Corvette in 1970 when he got his first company car, a 1970 Monte Carlo. He sold that Vette for $600. We both regretted him selling it.

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[@jamesdennis2058]

I had a ‘70 Mustang Mach I, dark green with black stripes I sold it when gas got up to $1.00 a gallon. The kid I sold it to totaled it about 2 weeks lates. I was sick.

[@albertrodriguez232]

I still have my 1977 Ford LTD I will never get rid of it 400 big block 4-door sedan charcoal gray

[@georl1]

Regarding your question about the 1964 Thunderbird push button automatic transmission, here's what I found on the net: When the 1958 Edsel launched in the late summer of 1957, the Edsel became the first and only Ford division to launch an electro-mechanical push-button transmission system, which it trademarked as Teletouch. Teletouch placed the transmission buttons in a ring within the center of the steering wheel.

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[@stanleycostello9610]

I had a '64 Polara which I got in '74 with push button transmission. I don't know how many times (late for work, usually in the winter) when it would not shift to drive. D to N, D to N, D to N until I got to go. The exterior was clotted blood red.

[@paulb9649]

I have to admit my 1965 Dodge a100 panel sedan delivery, and my 1965 GMC 90 inch wheelbase handy van miss those terribly keep up the good videos!

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[@davidp2888]

I had a 1973 Pontiac Firebird Esprit. I bought it in 1987 when I was 22, sold it about 2 years later. Even though I put a fair amount of work into it, I loved that car. Absolutely regret selling it.

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[@tflnorthamerica4585]

Miss my 72 Chevelle SS, 396 Big block Muncie M22 Rock crusher with 4.11 posi. That's one car I wish I had back.

[@massoudzadeh3394]

The classic cars we see that I love all of them are the best production of automobile industry. I had a Chevy Nova myself and it was solid and great car. The only issue as far as I am concerned is the price of gas these days. Almost $6 per gallon! I drive my Nissan Sentra and smile in the gas station!!!

[@joeg3741]

I have driven every car I ever owned to the ground. With one exception - my 88 VW Fox. 4 door 4 speed. White Great car. Good power, handling and fuel economy. And great ergonomics

[@Carstuffwithgus]

I bought a 1986 Monte Carlo SS a couple years back. Got a great deal on it so I flipped it to make some cash as I was tight at the time. It was a T-top car. I regret selling that car.

[@dantecrosetto6358]

1976 Mercedes Benz 300D. Bought it for less than $2000 with 75k miles on it. Purchased it from the original owner's wife at an Estate sale. Everything on it ran perfectly. I eventually sold it a few years ago with 127k miles for $3000. I saw it for sale online for around $11k. My dad regrets selling his 1971 Ford Bronco. He sold it in the summer of 2005 for around $5000. It was a hand-me-down from his father (Original Owner) in 1977. If he kept the car, it would be worth anywhere between $25k-$50k. All of these were primarily rust-free cars from the PNW.

[@lorengordon9626]

My first car was a 59 pontiac bonneville , 389 cid, hydramatic 4dr hardtop. I loved my 65 2dr impala 283 cid.

[@takata98]

Hindsight is painful! Boy do I wish I still had my 1980 Black Grand Prix with Landau roof. As if that wasn't enough I then have the additional pain of wishing I had my Dark Navy Buick Riviera with Landau roof. As they got older and my desire for newer and nicer was a cancer. Sadly the days of those iconic cars has gone for ever.

[@flashgordon99999]

I regret selling my 1972 Gran Torino Sport, 351C - 4V engine code R. Really, really miss that car.

[@brianmoore6306]

I regret most of them! 1966 Ford Mustang, 1978 Ford Mustange Cobra II, 1981 Chevrolet Camaro Z28, 1986 Buick Skyhawk T-type....I'd take any one of these again!!!

[@derrickclater4127]

I know the feeling i sold my 68 short bed GMC. 25 years ago there's not a day i don't think about that truck 😩👍

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[@bobbygermano9926]

Still have my 1977 Cougar XR-7 that my Brother bought new.

[@ScottSchindewolf]

i regret selling my first car a beige 96 cutlass supreme sl had the 3100 had it for a year before i stupidly bought an 01 suburban with well over 300k miles on it that crapped out as soon as my plates were put on. was so mad to hear the guy i sold the cutlass to wrecked it in the ice after i gave a brand new set of studded tires to put on it never got the tires back didn't even get the title transferred over to him yet. several lessons learned

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[@kennyfisher9601]

I miss my 1963 Ford fairlane gr8.

[@kennyfisher9601]

Also had a 70 olds 442. And a 70 cougar. I miss them so much

[@samuelanderson1415]

Awesome video I regret selling my 1992 Ford Bronco with six inch lift 351 5.8 engine ran like tank how can I send a pick

[@davidfitzgerald4003]

1960 DeSoto 2dr Adventurer. Two tone green and white. Green interior. I think about it often.

[@charlie225]

Hey bros, love the memories, keep up the fun!

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[@gregvarner9562]

The backside of those old Mercury Cougars always reminded me of an electric shaver. Pretty good looking cars though anyway.

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[@franciscogonzalez1031]

My 1973 Plymouth Satellite 4 door sedan, my first car. And my 1996 Hyundai Accent GT.

[@mikeweizer3149]

With me it could be several cars from my folks 1965 Chevrolet Impala SS to my 1994 Honda delsol!.

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[@Seventizz]

I miss my 1978 Chevy Impala Coupe (red) with the wrap around rear window I bought 1 owner used in ‘91. Nothing was really wrong with it, I felt I needed a newer car so I bought an ‘88 Pontiac 6000 LE.

[@boeing175]

Not my story, but my dad's cousin's story. They had a 1970 Mercury Cyclone Spoiler with the monstrous 429 SCJ. They street raced that thing and never lost. The gas crisis though caused them to sell it in 1973 for a more fuel efficient car.

[@duster0669]

OK I'll ad one, but I'm glad I raced it. It was a 67 Mustang fastback R code iirc, a 390 4 speed car. I got it in 1978 and it was pretty much a cosmetic wreck. Later I discovered it had been slid into a curb and the frame was bent. So I cut it up and made a street stock race car out of it. Before I was done with it I made it a nasty stock car. I built a "baby 427" and it was bad to the bone!!! I learned a lot about racing and building race cars with that Mustang.

[@christopherhowton8734]

Could you do a video about Datsun? I sold my 72' 240Z that I bought for my 40th birthday and it was the worst mistake I ever made. Now I am 51 and went to school for auto-collision and have since added to my collection: Two 240Z, Two 260Z coupe/2+2, Two 280Z 2+2. Will never sell again.

[@steveg9744]

Traded my ‘69 2 door Olds Cutlass for a Honda Civic wagon. I still cry about that. Thought I was saving gas money. 1975

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[@Doc1855]

The 77 and newer Caddy’s with the 425 V8 were bullet proof engine’s. They would easily run for 350K miles and the rear tires were always bald, when the front tires were still new. At least that’s how it was on our parents 78 after it became their 2nd car for my sister and I to use. Their 74 Cadillac with the 472 V8 had the same issues 😂

[@myleslong5584]

The ‘78 T-bird with 351…did they even make the Cleveland that long? I would ASSUME Windsor but,don’t know a whole lot about Fords. Enjoyed the reminiscing. Only car I ever had that I really enjoyed was a ‘69 Olds 4-4-2 with a ‘71 455 out of an Olds 98. Twelve years but,kids were growing and needed stuff,so…😞

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[@StenTarvo]

I got a 1978 Ford Thunderbird with the Sports Decor Group, i'm never selling it. Mines got the 400.

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[@waynehardy6186]

You have the Thunderbird that I was looking for when I found mine.

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[@westonfurman3833]

I've always regretted getting rid of my 86 Monte Carlo. But now I have a 73 Lincoln Mark IV. Not doing that again!

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[@bobgastreichCars71]

I regret sell my 1964 blue 2 door impala, and my 1984 RED Fiero. Two of the best cars I ever I ever owned.

[@dustinshadle732]

Hmm I have a handful. But not all were cars. My 1971 Ford Torino 500 2 door with a few modifications. I added power brakes, the beefier radiator from a police car, and cam with Edelbrock intake and 750cfm carb.. put a shift kit in and lastly added aftermarket aluminum heads.. it was a 2 door with a medium metallic blue and dished rear window. Fortunately she found a good home. The other was a truck I pulled out of the weeds and got running and drove home. It only cost about $30. It was a 75 Ford f250 hi boy with a 360 and stock 33 inch tires. Front and rear limited slip. I had issues with the 360 so I put a 390 put of a 68 galaxie in it, and I drove it until prices on gas climbed too high after 2006 and it's working at a saw mill as the big man's truck. I could have got a jeep j20 pickup at the same place as the Ford but I didn't have the money for a new clutch and universal joints, even doing all the work myself. About 5 other cars I miss too but those are my lost loves.

[@SpockvsMcCoy]

For me it was a fair but original condition 1960 Ford Fairlane Tudor sedan that I bought and sold in 1990.

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[@sgttombailes3380]

OH, where do I start? 1956 Olds Rocket 88, 1966 Plymouth 440, 1965 Chevelle Malibu, 1969 Pontiac Firebird 400, 1970 Porsche 914-6, 1980 Porsche 911 Super Carrera, I want them back!!

[@jmcallister9291]

My father bought new a 55 cadillac convertible with the continental kit and kelsey hayes wire wheels and sold it in 61 for $300. Then he bought new a 61 continental convertible and sold it in 67 for $300 and did not get all the money lol. I asked why so cheap he said I thought I was doing good to get that. But those 2 cars he talked about for the rest of his life.

[@eyckheppner5195]

I regret getting rid of my 1967 Pontiac Bonneville 4 door hardtop blue body white top I miss it too this day.

[@mrbob4u495]

Yeah...how I wish I still had my 1956 Austin Healy...or my '65 Malibu...or...you get the idea.

[@ronbridges678]

I didn't sell my favorite car I wrecked it. It was a 68 Camaro RS/SS and lord do I miss that car!!!

[@29madmangaud29]

I've had way too many cars , I'd have to really sit down and put it down onto paper. But I still own one of my favorite Motorcycles of all time, now for the past 40 yrs. a 1975 Honda CB400F, Supersport. just finished taking it for a ride. I will be selling it maybe , finally later this year . I don't want to die with it, let someone else enjoy it after I'm gone!

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[@mikefitzgerald33]

68 Road Runner 383, 73 Javelin, Road Runner 360 4brl. Although I had finish probems with the Javelin, it was the sportiest--68 Road Runner most powerful.

[@Marco-lv8co]

1964 Thunderbird had the shifter, in the centerconsole.

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[@josephwatson2711]

I regret selling my 72 olds 442 just had it painted had the factory tach bucket seats I was a fool

[@youtubecarspottersguide1]

1962 Belair, 1965 monza, 1979 chevy L.U.V. 4x4, 1988 grand wagoner,1992 toyota pick up

[@tk-zb6br]

I don't actually regret selling my 84 Cressida because it was an electrical nightmare. I regret the bells and whistles weren't as good as the mechanicals

[@drg5352]

I only really regret selling a couple of cars; mostly regret buying many of them. :P I do regret selling my 1973 Dodge Dart Sport 340; my first car, and my 1953 Studebaker Champion 2 door sedan. Also, I disagree. The Accord does look cool. It's no Trans Am, and you won't be running block for a load of illegal Coor's beer in it, but it's still a cool looking little hatch. Then again, I just bought a Fifth Avenue to tinker on, and I like the looks of those cars too. So I may not have the best taste.

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[@jinglejazz7537]

I loved the big boats. I miss them.

[@vernonjohnson8306]

the 2 I miss most 168 corornet and a 72 chevy impala

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[@kevinfavron]

I most regret destroying my first car a gun metal grey 1991 Nissan skyline R32

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[@Marco-lv8co]

I miss and regret i sold My two owner, 73 Cadillac sedan de Ville, i bought it 2008 for 2500$ sold it 2010 for 7500 $ ,an i regrett spelling My 1970 Ford Capri,gtxlr with a 2,3 v6 that my brother put in it . We totally restored the car. And i sold it in perfect condition. For 1100$ in 1984…!

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[@edbrown5665]

2 cars I regret selling are a 1983 Riviera and a 1976 Chevrolet monza notchback

[@johnfaye6226]

I have 2 cars I wish I had never sold. 1965 Thunderbird and a 1977 Pontiac Grand Prix SJ :( John Faye

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[@dmase70]

It's not my regret, But my dad had a 1969 AMC Javelin that I regret he sold. It was sharp..Red w/ Blk.top. Even though he is no longer with us I am glad we still have his 1969 AMC AMX.

[@alexmaduro9617]

HI guys, what do you know about the Mercury Montego model '74-'75???? i had one and loved that car, but i don't see or if that model was good or bad model in the States.

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[@tedlym.3390]

I don't regret selling any of my cars because I kept my favorites.

[@raiderzilla3882]

I regret selling (some by force) any of my cars and van. It didn't matter that some of them were POS, I still love them 😔

[@Broncort1]

The 78 T-Bird probably had a 351 modified….that’s what mine was.

[@stevenhunt3113]

The Belvadere had a push button automatic, which looked a lot like the Thunderbird.

[@ThisOldCarChannel]

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[@elrafa3957]

ThunderBIRD that is both of the answers. PUSH BUTTON was to Start the Engine, mot the tyranny, the key was still needed. 1966 Thunderbird (brick red paint with a black leather and chrome interior) highsckool grad gift.. . It was choice between a DatSun B210 that or the TBIRD…. Mom sold it on me while I was away at sckool… In disbelief I was in shell shock (ptsd) for a while… So much fo the Party 🎊 Party🎉 which is what I was driving while educating in LALALalaland; but with $10.00 I could fill the Gold Ford Fiesta and drive from east LA to Anaheim up to Santa Monica still have 1/2 tank.i returned or was kinda dragged back to SF Bay Area…school called mom. Hollywood in the mid 1980’s was… 😝

[@jackdarbyshire5888]

I'd have to say my two Dodge Fargos 59 &68 and my 68 Mercury Montego XL 2dr hardtop 😪

[@RichadTheLionHeat]

Great show. Side note. The Thunderbird shown is a 1965. The 1964 Ford Thunderbird had the word spelled out on the front hood “T H U N D E R B I R D”. Regardless, they 64-66 Thunderbirds are absolutely beautiful American classic cars. Great program. Sharing it with many others. 👍🏻😎🙏🏻✝️🇺🇸👍🏻😎🏎🛞🚓😎👍🏻

[@martytruelove5026]

"Cars I regret Wrecking" might be a better headline.

[@billolsen4360]

6:08 Dad should have never sold Ian's Coupe deVille while he was out of town. Remember, Dad, Ian is the one who will chose your nursing home and he's been reviewing old 60 Minute reports on the really awful ones lately.

[@lorengordon9626]

I bought a 73 pontiac sprint new ($4000.0) w/I-6 and bench seats , 3 on the tree. Total pile of junk/bucket of bolts rattle trap.