I can't stand the thought of selling my FD. It makes me want to cry! Seriously! I'm at a loss - a guy emailed me from my autotrader ad, saying he was interested in it.. I had a few guys come down from up the street, one of them is an FD Newbie, the other wants my car!! WTF, I'm so terribly sad! I wonder if I can refinance? But if I sell it I should be able to afford to put in a lawn this spring (dirt backyard), and I could pay off all my CC's - saving me a combined total of $700/month!



I'm at such a ******* loss. I would have it easy if I just had to sell a ********, at least then I could keep it. Anyone know where I can sell lefty?



**** me, I can't sleep at night, and I'm not sure if it's the no-money stress or the selling-car grieving.



I know I've posted about this before, but it's never been this bad!

 

Cant you just sell it, pay off all the **** you need to, then buy(finance) a new FD. That would be cheaper then 700 a month. Know what I'm sayin?

 

im in the same boat but its not hitting home as hard. I dont have to sell mine but it's going to make finishing college so much easier.

 

You're between a rock and a hard place. I'd say sell it too but your car sounds way nice. And my dad used to have a 66 Mustang fastback 2+2 back in the day that he ditched becuase he needed money. He regrets it to this day and wishes he kept it so bad. Everytime anyone mentions an oldschool mustang he just gets this look on his face.

 

That's where I'm at!!!! Arrrrrgh!!!



Well, I think there are other things to go first - Like, eating, underwear, driving to work, and smoking. That should save me a few hundred a month.. God, I hope someone just shows up with $18,000 in cash, I'll sell it.

 

If it were me, I would sell it. Debt is a bad, bad thing. Cars do come and go, sure it won't be the exact same one (maybe it will?), but you could always find another one you feel passionate about. Grass is good. Food is good. Bills are bad. You'll miss the car, but the load of debt will be lifted from your shoulders. And like my dad say, in this country it doesn't matter how much you have, it only matters how good your credit is.