Does anyone here ever re-amp a guitar track when mixing?

I have never re-amped anything other than a bass guitar which I have done a few times but it was always using plugins in-the-box.

Being what I would consider a very experienced guitarist and recording engineer I can't even imagine a time when I would need to re-amp a guitar track that I had played on.  I should be able to nail the sound on the first try.  If I were recording someone else playing guitar I could see where it might be a handy thing to have access to at mix-down.  Even then, if I were the one doing the tracking session for the guitar, I can't imagine not being able to nail the sound at the time of the performance.  I guess that's my training and experience coming through the ranks and learning recording using analog tape with a very limited track count.  It needed to be how you wanted it going in because there was no fixing it afterwards.  Since track counts are no longer an issue I might start recording a direct guitar signal on a track for re-amping just to see if I would ever use it.

Does, or has, anyone here ever re-amp a track after it has been recorded?