What trucks do you regret selling?

[TLowell02]

I'm still driving my 2001 F250 7.3 powerstroke with 435,000 on the odometer. I hope I never sell it.

The one vehicle I wish i could have back was my forest green with cream top 1992 Ford Bronco. I sold it to my dad when I started commuting forb college, thinking I would buy it back one day. Unfortunately my sister's worthless boyfriend destroyed the motor. Then, years later, my dad received a call from the sheriff's office saying the vehicle was on fire in a parking lot. So that was the end of that dream.

 

[schmalts]

My 2010 Tundra.

 

[Carl 9.3x62]

About 15 years ago I bought a 1991 toyota pickup from a friend for a stupid cheap price. Pretty much ripped him off but I didn't have much money and I think he felt bad. Once my third kid came I just couldn't justify keeping the truck as it was only a 2 seater. So sold it for more than I bought it for and bought a jeep grand Cherokee. My buddy and I both regret selling it.

 

[FairWeather]

My 94 Nissan D21. It was a hunk of sh*t beater, but god I loved it. Wouldn’t go more than 45 uphill, but wouldn’t quit running either.

 

[Jbotto]

‘88 F150. 4.9L M5OD. Loved that truck. Rusting out bad when I traded it in for something a bit more trustworthy for long trips before I got married and moved states. I am sure it got scrapped. I wish I had kept the truck for parts and put it the engine and transmission into a different truck out here. I always liked the looks of the ‘92-‘96 generation better, but I’ll get in one of them sooner or later again.

 

[GlockZ]

My 2002 Ford Ranger XLT,4.0l, and 4wd. Got it in harvest gold, couldn't tell if it was dirty with the color. Sold it with 400K on it, the only problem I had with it was the transmission went on it once, and the 4wd module had to be replaced, otherwise a great truck. Have a 2012 Ram 1500 5.7l now, just turned 270k, and it has taken me on some great adventures already over the years, hopefully it'll continue to do that.

 

[BearFoot]

None.

 

[hank4elk]

1965 Ford F100, seafoam green,imaculate,351. 115k original miles.
I had 3 trucks and could only fit 2 @the ex's...so it sat alot, neighbor offered $6k,3 times its going price...down payment on a cabin in the Sierra's.
Sold my half of the cabin later and it bought this place in NM.
So no regrets really, but it was sooo clean.

 

[JEL]

I think nostalgia makes us regret selling vehicles from our youth. I had 1976 Chevy Blazer I would love to have now but remember being happy when I sold it. I also had a 76 Camaro and 69 Pontiac Grand Prix that would be fun to have still.

 

[Wildabeest]

i had 4 different early ford broncos back in the day,,wish i still had them now,id be rich,,they are crazy high priced nowadays

My dad had a couple of 60’s era Broncos when I was a kid. Straight 6 that never seemed to have much power and 3 on the tree shifter. Was my job to get out and lock in the hubs - usually after we’d gotten stuck. I don’t have any trucks I regret getting rid of, but I’d love to have one of those Broncos.

 

[RG300]

I am still driving my first truck, in 2013, I bought a 2010 Tacoma Double Cab 4x4 with 5'bed, it had 22K miles on it then, now it has 55K, I hope to never sell it, however it does need some upgrading.
The One Vehicle I absolutely regret is selling my first car, 1971 Camaro, dark green paint with black vinyl top.
It was just dang cool.

 

[Redmt]

I've had so many trucks over my driving life span that I'll limit it to the last 20 years or so except one I sold over 40 years ago that was a 359 Pete with a 3406 and 13 speed.
For pickups in the recent 20 years , I wish I hadn't sold my '96 f250 4x4 5spd 7.3 diesel extended cab with a flatbed. My wife hated that truck and long story short I sold it for a 2000 F350 4x4 automatic 7.3 diesel extended cab pickup. I bought the 96 back from the family of the guy I sold it to. The '96 has 325k on it, the 2000 has 290k on it neither gives me a bit of trouble. I still drive the 96 more than the nicer 2000.

 

[WapitiBob]

I'm still driving my 2001 F250 7.3 powerstroke with 435,000 on the odometer. I hope I never sell it.

I never should have sold this '99, fantastic vehicle.

 

[JLDemo]

1996 full size bronco, 351. I had put a ton of money in it and nearly had it complete. Air lockers front and back, nice sound system I could blast some Hank Jr., interior was mint. New steel on most panels, paint was good. I did make a huge mistake and put a 6" lift on it, should've just went with a 3". I miss that rig.

The first time I went overseas no one ever briefed me that the gov would pay to store one vehicle, didn't have anywhere to put it, so I sold it.