Educating Cobra Buyers?

[Ohio Ken]

Mother
I would not agree completely with your statement that "nobody sells a dream unless they are tired of the problems that pop up"

I am a car nut and have the incurable disease of always wanting and dreaming of cool cars.
Over the years, I have had more muscle cars, bikes and boats than I can count. However, not being a wealthy guy, I could only have one big toy at a time. Each time I bought something, I would do upgrades to make them just right ( I am pretty anal that way).
Anyway, I don't keep my toys long term, because, once I experience the fun and thrill of owning each one, I then turn to my next dream toy.
When I sell, I usually take a hit, as you never re couple the money spent on all the upgrades.
Not the smartest invested for sure, but never have regretted having each toy.
Sure I would love to have a warehouse full of toys, but that is not going to happen.
I just bought my Cobra over a year ago, spent a lot doing upgrades, and love the car and have so much fun with it. But I am already setting my sights to move on to the next toy.
Ken