Once a car has drawn true blood, literally for some of us
, not surprising to hear or feel that selling is near impossible and definitely not to some random flipper who shows up at the door but at the other end of the spectrum around here, you might find that worthy suitor who will continue toiling on your labor of love, yes it very much is one for anyone of us who have owned them for any extended period of time, on your behalf and you don't even have to expend any more blood, sweat and tears.
As Leno said in an article he wrote for Hagerty ... "Some people say it was sad that the collection of the late casino magnate Bill Harrah got sold off. And it was indeed sad, but the nice thing is that all those vehicles went to people who are using them, and they’re not sitting in one stagnant place never to be run again. As they say, if you love something, set it free. At least our cars have value now. There was a time when old automobiles were just thrown away. Ultimately, what should happen to your cars is that they would go to true believers, to the people who want them and understand them and will use them. That’s what I hope would happen to mine, but I really don’t know. And don’t call me—I’m not ready to sell anything yet."
Don't call me either.