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<blockquote data-quote="turkeyrun" data-source="post: 3729602" data-attributes="member: 27991">I had a &#039;71 Roadrunner 440, in HS.Bought it for $1200. Had it 2 years and decided to sell it, before college started. Used way to much gas to be commuting.Had a 16 yo come by. He didn&#039;t have his license, yet. I wouldn&#039;t let him drive it and told him I wouldn&#039;t sell it to him.He kept coming to look and try to talk me into selling to him.I kept refusing.Saturday afternoon, a new Caddy pulls up. He had brought Daddy to buy him the car.I told Daddy about the car and how a 16 yo inexperienced driver had no business with it.Daddy and son talk. He says he wants it.I had been asking $1600, so I tell him $2200.He pulls out a wad and counts out the cash.One week later, going to work, saturday morning, I see &quot;my car&quot; wrapped around a telephone pole.Wish I still had it.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="turkeyrun, post: 3729602, member: 27991"] I had a '71 Roadrunner 440, in HS. Bought it for $1200. Had it 2 years and decided to sell it, before college started. Used way to much gas to be commuting. Had a 16 yo come by. He didn't have his license, yet. I wouldn't let him drive it and told him I wouldn't sell it to him. He kept coming to look and try to talk me into selling to him. I kept refusing. Saturday afternoon, a new Caddy pulls up. He had brought Daddy to buy him the car. I told Daddy about the car and how a 16 yo inexperienced driver had no business with it. Daddy and son talk. He says he wants it. I had been asking $1600, so I tell him $2200. He pulls out a wad and counts out the cash. One week later, going to work, saturday morning, I see "my car" wrapped around a telephone pole. Wish I still had it. [/QUOTE]

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