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Thinking of parting with my TTA

ttanewyork

ttanewyork

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I've owned my TTA for a little more than five years. I love the car, and its a blast to drive. But with work, my side business, and family I have not had the time. Next year will be even tougher with our first baby on the way. So this is were I am torn. Do I keep the car and let it sit? Or let someone else have fun with it?
 
That's a tough one bro.

Problem is the market really stinks now. For what you would realistically get $$$.. is it really worth it?

I bet you will own another 3rd Gen or TTA again in your lifetime. When you retire... you will want something that reminded you of your younger years. You could just stow this one away and save yourself the trouble.:thumbup:

Joe
 
I agree, I had mine tucked away for over 2 years and took her out this summer. I do have my first kid on the way and told my wife no way I ger rid of the car.
 
I sold my tta 833 and I had two others at the time and I have still regretted that!!! It was such a clean car, I don't know why I didn;t just keep it. So then I bought Mike Arrigos car to replace it. So I agree with BS&T in that if you do sell you will most likely buy another some time in the future.

Jarred.
 
If you don't have to sell, I wouldn't. I sold my first TTA 10yrs ago..wished I wouldn't have. Here I am 10yrs later with a TTA.
 
Just put it in storage, take it off the road, do the needed things to properly store a car when it comes to years being off the road
 
Your not allowed to sell till after you bring it to the reunion next year! It will be worth more after attending that event! :)
 
I don't know anyone that has sold thier toy to raise a family or for any other reason that has not grown to regret it. If you don't have to sell then you really should hang on to it. The only happy sellers are those that have completely lost interest in their cars.
KID
 
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