Do I need two HF transceivers?

When I first got my foundation licence I was lucky in that a friend sold me a used FT450D at a seriously good price. Since then it has been in regular use. But now I also have the TS2000X I am somewhat torn. Currently the TS2000X is plugged into three antennas, the loft wire + tuner, and the loft 2m and 70cm big wheels. I had been using an FT817 for 2m and 70cm but that is now sat on the floor all disconnected. Poor thing.

But what to do with the FT450D... I do like the radio, it's very easy to use, nice display etc. and quite compact. Ok, not compact like the '817 but it's a 100W rig. But the TS2000X does everything I need in just one set, so do I sell the '450D? Decisions...

I mean, I don't need both, I won't use both together... or will I? Well, yes actually, I can run the '450D on HF and the '2000X on VHF, especially once I finally set up my external wire (the long one not the current short one). And the '450D is connected to the Linux box with the '2000X connected to Windows. So I can run both.

And I am reminded of those photos - you know the ones, someone in the US with a 100 foot workbench and several thousand transceivers (ok, a bit of an exaggeration there).

So I am keeping both. So there.

Now... the '2000X does FM on 2m and 70cm so another question is do I sell the FTM100DE? I mean, I rarely use C4FM. Nah, who started this selling question anyway?!