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I own three cars. One is my dad's old Vanagon. I haven't had the heart to sell it, and it is useful a few times a year for camping, scuba diving, or hauling.
by secabeen 10y ago
I own three cars. One is my dad's old Vanagon. I haven't had the heart to sell it, and it is useful a few times a year for camping, scuba diving, or hauling. I probably should replace it with a trailer for those needs, but I haven't yet. It cost me $0, registration for it is about $120/yr, and it doesn't bump up my insurance all that much. Could I save money by just renting a van when I needed one, sure, but not all that much, and it has sentimental value.
- Baeocystin 10y agoPretty much the same case here. I've a 1979 Honda CVCC ( https://www.reddit.com/r/Honda/comments/1q9tww/just_finished_rebuilding_my_1979_honda_cvcc_pics/ https://www.reddit.com/r/Honda/comments/1q9tww/just_finished... ) that I don't really need, but it's practically free to register and insure, and it has sentimental value, so why not? Besides, there have been a couple of times where simply due to bad luck both of our newer cars were in the shop at once. Having the backup of the CVCC for a few days was genuinely useful.