Can't say I regret selling any of them. Loved lots of them but it was time to move on.
Mafoo said:My old mk3 Mini. Hugely modified with 1380 engine under the bonnet. Not very quick but there was little that could compare on the bendy bits
Oh - it was Lotus Racing Green with a Lotus Racing Yellow roof if anyone has spotted it (thou i would think it is in the great petrol graveyard in the sky by now :sad
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Quite a list!-any pics of the mustang??Bumpy said:Damn You ...
So many hard memories to resurrect...
More therapy to get back to normal (?)
1967 Mustang Fastback ...
Actually with the fold down rear seat and passage port to the trunk it could haul a residence room full of stuff to University (including a queen sized waterbed and stereo
(before the days of Ipods stereos with big speakers were the the norm)...
Selling that when I graduated was like tearing a chunk of my hear out.
1962 Mini 850 (65 engine)
Came in white with a black top ...
Trans had a straight cut Cooper S first gear (or so I was told) which whined like a banshee and had no sincros ..
I learned alot from trying to keep that one on the road ..
All my lunch money went into the gas tank ...
Imagine how much excitement you'd cause today with a daily petrol run for 50 cents worth ..
Remember that back then the attendant pumped the gas...
I did the body work and was all set to get her painted British Racing Green ..
But the day before my appointment, one of the 2 other Minis at school beat me to it ..
So when I arrived at the paint shop ...
Corvette Colours Please ..And I settled on " 69 Hugger Orange "
That was about 50% red and 50% Orange ..
The car glowed through drapes while parked in my family's driveway.
The guy who sold her to me, raced Minis at Mosport and had a monster motored Cooper S (Formula Junior heads etc )
And I hung around that garage for a long time picking up knowledge..
He sold me a louvered hood for $2 ... (That's 2 dollars !)
I ended up trading it for scuba equipment..
Last regret I'd buy back in a heartbeat ..
My 1969 T120 R Triumph Bonneville ....
Sold that one to go to University ....
Time to call my therapist ..
Damn you Z 4 Forum !!!
Bumpy
mr wilks said:Many fond memories i see but would anyone be willing to part with their Z's for the pleasure of getting back an old favourite ?
Don,t shoot but for my 964 back i think i would have to
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