<prompt> Human: So I inherited a decent amount of assets from my father. I plan to keep his business going for many many years and thats where we spent most of our time together anyways. On another note we were into cars together and have several that now I dont really have time to enjoy although they do have a substantial amount of sentimental value to them because of our time spent in them. I keep insurance on all of them of course and routine maintenance as well. I now have a 2 year old little girl and most of the vehicles are not practical for a kiddo. Just curious if anyone else has been into this kind of situation and how they justified the sale or keeping of the assets.  <response>: When my dad passed away, my sister and I inherited his restored 67 Chevelle SS. Other than us, that car was his pride and joy. We would have loved to have kept it, but it wasnt practical since my sister doesnt have a garage and I live in NYC. We kept the car longer than anything else - longer, even, than the house we grew up in. My uncle housed it in his garage for a while and wed drive it when wed come to town and even took it to a car show, like my dad loved to do. Ultimately we justified selling it by telling ourselves that someone else was going to get so much more use out of it, spend the weekend washing and waxing it, take it to car shows and just generally baby it like our dad did. It was hard selling it, though. I hope whoever ended up with it loves it. 