Oh dear……
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Best to forget that. 
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Now $144, so about $11M……
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That’s not going to help Mike. 
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No, but he could have bought them at $183. If we all had hindsight for shares, we’d all be gaming it and having statement systems.
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And we would not be happier
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The bigger house next door.
And poor now 
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I believe they split as well, so even more I think. But again, I have plenty of regrets, I just don’t let them bother me.
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Yeah, no need to rub it in, I suppose … 
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That’s the very same model I owned around 40 years ago.
Amazing bike.
Got me banned for 2 years!!
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Yep sand here but another 20k in 2000 could not be had.
As mentioned on another thread, 1973 Ferrari 365 GTS.
I had the chance to purchase one that was in need of a bit of work in 1993, including a full engine recondition, but a project role came up in Kazakhstan and I decided to wait until I returned.
After a year in the frozen waste of the Kazakh oil fields along side the Caspian Sea I came home and bought an Alfa Romeo instead.
Still regret not buying it to this day, especially as good examples sell for over £1m these days
In the early 90s a friend of friend was selling a white 1970s 911 that needed a little bodywork and tidying up, but mechanically it was still in great condition overall and had low miles. Pre marriage and family responsibilities, it still would have been a stretch to buy it having to take out a loan etc (even with the below market price being asked), so I stupidly took the safe route and bought a MK2 Golf GTi. Still haunts me that decision, and I always twitch a little when I see a tidy 1970s 911. It looked very similar to this, but RHD…
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