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Message: <blockquote data-quote="FivepointSlow" data-source="post: 1454620" data-attributes="member: 18995">Thanks everyoneI think at the end of the day, while I love this car, i am not in love with it. I look at it and it's not mine, and that's a problem. The 94 and the Vic I was in love with, because I built them from stock and did everything myself, with this one I continued someone else's build and it's not fully mine. While I would love to keep it, I can sleep at night letting it go. I have too much money tied up into this thing to justify hanging onto it, and my best option is to dump both it and my truck for a truck I actually want and just maintain 1 vehicle.For those who dont know my current truck I bought from my neighbor, who's husband passed away, I grew up around and in this truck helping him on jobs and such, and the deal was great but this truck was never what I truly wanted.My current truck is great and I have made it work. I want a truck I actually want, especially if it's going to be my only vehicle,  and i also need something newer that has the power to do what i demand of it. I tow alot of shit for friends and my self with no income attached, but alot of the side work i do, dump runs, deck builds, etc, require the trailer and do earn me some side cash flow. So i cant really get away with buying an older truck to complete these tasks. I want to get into a slightly newer truck, that i actually will love and can hang onto for a long time without growing out of it, but I want to pay less for my loan that I will have on it then what I pay now. The money from the mustang and the difference between what the truck sells for and what I have left on that loan will go towards a down payment on said truck, and will decrease my loan and loan payment. And after talking to my insurance agent the truck I have in mind will only be a few dollars more a month to insure then my current one, and I'm obviously knocking a fully insured car off aswell.Now the question is what do I value the mustang at? Still figuring that out.</blockquote>