Shouldn't have sold it...

[BrokenolMarine]

You know you should have kept it. Looking back... you know why you let it go... but oh how you wish you hadn't...
We all have them. The things that slipped from our grasp... (things... not people... that would be a different thread entirely.. )
Let's hear your losses. I certainly have a few...

Cars
I had a 64-1/2 Mustang... it needed some work, but it wasn't that bad. More work than I could afford as a LCpl in the Corps. Same deal with the 67 Firebird, and the 65 Thunderbird. Of the three, if I could have one back to restore... the T-Bird hands down.

Guns
I had a few that I let friends or my situation convince me to let go of....
- A pair of Colt Pythons with sequential serial numbers... sold when my oldest daughter was born. Crib, stroller, playpen, changing table... all the rest... expensive...
- Series 70 Colt Commander with Stag Grips from Eagle Grips... a buddy whined for a year til I sold it..
- National Match Garand from the CMP ... another buddy whining... shooting competition and needed the rifle...

Really wish I had that Commander back. I had a lot of work done to the gun, and not only was it a looker... ... it was a shooter. The buddy who bought it left active duty to do undercover work and loved the gun, kept upping his price...

There are a couple others, but... I hope to hear what you guys have to share...

[Sir Henry]

In the summer of 1966 I bought a No. 5 Enfield and in 1999 I decided to trade it because I didn't shoot it much. I traded it for a brand new Henry Classic which was my first Henry. I loved the Henry but missed the Jungle Carbine so I bought it back. So other than for a few weeks I've owned this rifle for the last 51 years.

My brother-in-law borrowed my .410/22LR over and under when I went to basic training in 68 and I never saw it again. I'm still looking for one to replace it.

[BrokenolMarine]

While stationed in Hawaii, I bought a Styer with full mannlicher stock, double set triggers, butter knife bolt handle, and target sights. The gun was a 243 and dead accurate shooting sub moa to 200 yards with iron sights. The stock was presentation grade Koa, and highly figured. It was another one of those guns a member of our club had to have and kept upping the offer til I just couldn't say no.