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Tony, I hopethat your issues are not serious but since I'm on Medicare I fully realize where you might be coming from. So here's my take.
I have the very same deal with some of my "stuff". I'ts even more difficult since I've got 6 kids. But I'm trying to set it up so that the ones who appreciate the "stuff" get it if they want it. Uppermost is my '86 Euro Wide Body Cab and my 1969 Triumph Bonneville T120R and some of the sports memorabilia I've accumlated such as a baseball autographed by Mantle, Maris, Berra, Ford, and most of the 1963 (I think) Yankees.
I have actually let one of the boys buy into the '86 Carrera so that's a done deal. Now, everything that I do to it (he's too damn busy) is with the idea that it's going to be in the family forever. The bike is a bit more problematic but since it's got less than 6K miles on it I hate to see it go but I would not want it to end up being an issue either. Or the other stuff.
If you don't have anyone that you think would like and truly enjoy your 911 you probably would be better off selling it to someone you felt good about getting it.
I have threatened that already with the bike!
Take care and good luck.
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