Is'nt it a little late for that Bill? I traded a mint BMW 2002 for mine. No regrets but I would love to have that car back. Wife wanted a 4 door sedan instead of the 2 door Beemer to make access to the back seat easier to load the car seat in for the kid.:crying:

I am proud to say I sold NOTHING to get kids. I sold the following to get MARRIED:
Scuba tanks
1929 AA Ford with express body- remember John Boys truck in the Walton's TV show?
1951 Chevy 21/2 ton flatbed State of NH truck- mint original
Remington 700 BDL Varmint rifle in 22-250.

Kids cost nothing to get. Wife cost alot.
Kids cost lots to maintain!

My Neighbor ,still has his 1955 Thunderbird ,he bought when the Baby was due ,He tells the story about his Wife being madder than a Hornet and wanting a bigger car and he says no way was that Thunderbird going any where ,and it still hasn't !

George;
Wives cost A LOT more to get rid of. Keeping them is a bargain.:nono:

What we do for kids
 

Our daughter came over 2 months early. She spent almost a month in an incubator. I had to sell my hunting rifle to get her out of the hospital. It was a Remington 721 in 270 Winchestor serial number 271200. She's near middle age and I tell her now that I should have kept the rifle. Cheers, Tom

An old adage among us who do divorces for a living: "Why do divorces cost so much? Because they are worth it."

Linda wants me to sell the 460 Country Squire, but I keep telling her that we'll need it when the kids start coming.

You're too honest Tom. Forty years ago when I had nothing to sell so that I could bring my young wife and new baby home from the hospital I went to the hospital bursar's office and handed the lady an expired Blue Cross card (Yes, I knew it was). When the hospital telephoned a few days later demanding payment I said I couldn't pay right away but I could bring the wife and baby back if they insisted.... :whistle: