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AngliaGT said:
I was in the garage tonight,& looked around.I've got
too many unfinished projects.
The MGB GT needs work,as well as the TR6,& there's
the Datsun B210 (unfinished),in the garage.And the daily-
driver ('94 Dodge Dakota),needs more work every day.There's
also the '60 Ford Anglia in the garage,that I want to keep.
Do I sell EVERYTHING off,pay off the bills,& buy what
I want?,or do I keep it all,& try to make it work?
I have a big Visa card balance,so I'm tempted to sell
it all off,pay bills,& start over again.
What should I do?,,, bwaaaahh!!, :jester: im not able to tell you what to do, but i know my WIFE can!!! :yesnod:

- Doug
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A while ago I was thinking of selling the TR3 in order to pay off credit cards. Seein' as how I am broke and can't work any more. Also I can't do much with the TR3 any more.

An old friend said, "Don't sell the Triumph, it is your soul.'

I think I can pay a few dollars per month to keep my soul, so I'm not selling.

Is the Anglia your soul? Keep it.
 
After a LOT of soul searching,I've decided to try & sell/take partial trade
for the TR6.My ads are in the Triumph/Spriget classifieds.
Tough decision,but the TR6 is worth something,& maybe I can keep the GT.

- Doug
 
AngliaGT said:
After a LOT of soul searching,I've decided to try & sell/take partial trade
for the TR6.My ads are in the Triumph/Spriget classifieds.
Tough decision,but the TR6 is worth something,& maybe I can keep the GT.
- Doug
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Which means you're starting to take control again, and you're on the way to success. Keep what's important to you, and get rid of the dross. It's a GOOD feeling! Congrats!

Tom
 
Good to hear you're moving forward, Doug. Sometimes that motion is all it takes to start feeling better.
 
Yep - first step is always the toughest.
 
Doug, I can't imagine being in your position as I am blessed with a decent job and a wife with a killer one.
I wish I could help you out but as I am already over the limit with 2 cars that's about all I can do .
I feel for you buddy
 
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