I dream of S

So here's the situation. I have owned my MY03 S2000 for 12 years now. We have been through a lot together. It just rolled over 40k miles and she is in pretty good condition. I recently have gotten back in touch with my Hotrod roots and purchased a 1956 Chevy pickup to work on. My decision is. Should I sell my S2000 and my DD Outback and buy a Tundra or Ram or keep the S, the 56 and the Outback? Just looking for people's thoughts on what they would do in my situation. Thanks folks.

deepbluejh

Absolutely no way I would sell my S2000 for a pickup truck, but I can't answer this question for you personally.

Chuck S

Keep the S, the 56 and the Outback.

Interesting that these are separate social strata vehicles. I can't see hanging around '56 pickup guys myself.

-- Chuck

rnye

Don't sell.

I dream of S =/= I dream of truck.

Hfreak

I would bet money that your S is in nearly mint condition, if not I think you would know where it needs attention.

Ponder this:

Sell it and have sellers remorse only to buy another that you will know little about? It seems that your car is not a burden at all as you have owned it for so long with little maintenance(Honda!).

I bought a MY03 SSM two years ago and have never thought about selling. I am actually planning on buying another because I love the car so much, will be an AP2 for the second one though.

Here are my parting words as copied from your signature. Give your head a shake!

"2003 Silverstone - Purchased 7/30/04 Oh happy day!!! Paid off 10/22/08!!!"

rwheelz

Do NOT sell the S2000. Far too many posts in here describing seller's remorse. The grass is always greener...

TheDonEffect

So essentially you're wondering if you should sell your s and subaru for a brand new truck while having your project (cool ride btw), unless the need for the bed or towing capacity is paramount I'd say hell no. You can buy a beater pickup of that's the case and still make out.

Legal Bill

Do you still drive the S or does it just sit in the driveway? I drive my MY '02 spring, summer and fall. I love the thing. I'll never sell it. But if I saw i was not using it in favor of something else, I might change my mind. I have an Austin Healey 3000 MKIII sitting in my garage. I did a significant percentage of the restoration by hand. the thing is beautiful. I hardly ever drive it, but i think it would kill me to sell it because I have so many years of work in it. The S2000 is different. I don't have that sort of personal investment in it. if I stopped using it, I'd sell it.

mosesbotbol

If you are digging the S2000 still; keep it. Dump the Outback and just daily your old pick up.

rob-2

Sold my S and don't miss it at all. Doesn't sound like you drive it much.