Wondering about the age of our Z owners
04-12-2014, 05:55 PM
#3364
45, paid cash, I have had a cool car or bike every year or two for many years.
I see this alot "how old is everyone" on here, on Harley boards, on other sports car sites I go to.
I never understood why.
There always some kids, a bunch of 20 somethings and a few older, then a couple of guys over 40.
You are as old as you feel you are and what you drive has nothing to do with age.
I drive and ride whatever I feel will be fun for a while, I never think about the demographic is was designed to hit.
young guys who work hard and pay cash or finance on their own, good for you, you are learning good life lessons and earning good credit, (hopefully), guys in their mid to late 20's early 30's working and buying the,selves a z, nice, why not right? guys who have been busy raising kids and working and nit had time, money or credit to buy one and are now in their 40's getting one, goof for you, you deserve it., etc..
A kid who's parents buy it for him on his 16th or other younger birthday good for him too, yeah it isnt earned but wtf wouldnt you be glad to be that lucky?
I think those fortunate enough to have money, and the ability to drive anything they want get a lot less enjoyment out of any vehicle that a guy who cant afford it or can barely afford it but works hard to make it work, at any age.
my first car was a 77 Ford Pinto all decked out lol I used to race 4 cyl mustangs of the same era and destroy them.
Ill have a Z for a year or two then on to the next thing, whatever that might be.
Lump
I see this alot "how old is everyone" on here, on Harley boards, on other sports car sites I go to.
I never understood why.
There always some kids, a bunch of 20 somethings and a few older, then a couple of guys over 40.
You are as old as you feel you are and what you drive has nothing to do with age.
I drive and ride whatever I feel will be fun for a while, I never think about the demographic is was designed to hit.
young guys who work hard and pay cash or finance on their own, good for you, you are learning good life lessons and earning good credit, (hopefully), guys in their mid to late 20's early 30's working and buying the,selves a z, nice, why not right? guys who have been busy raising kids and working and nit had time, money or credit to buy one and are now in their 40's getting one, goof for you, you deserve it., etc..
A kid who's parents buy it for him on his 16th or other younger birthday good for him too, yeah it isnt earned but wtf wouldnt you be glad to be that lucky?
I think those fortunate enough to have money, and the ability to drive anything they want get a lot less enjoyment out of any vehicle that a guy who cant afford it or can barely afford it but works hard to make it work, at any age.
my first car was a 77 Ford Pinto all decked out lol I used to race 4 cyl mustangs of the same era and destroy them.
Ill have a Z for a year or two then on to the next thing, whatever that might be.
Lump
04-15-2014, 09:10 PM
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45, paid cash, I have had a cool car or bike every year or two for many years.
I see this alot "how old is everyone" on here, on Harley boards, on other sports car sites I go to.
I never understood why.
There always some kids, a bunch of 20 somethings and a few older, then a couple of guys over 40.
You are as old as you feel you are and what you drive has nothing to do with age.
I drive and ride whatever I feel will be fun for a while, I never think about the demographic is was designed to hit.
young guys who work hard and pay cash or finance on their own, good for you, you are learning good life lessons and earning good credit, (hopefully), guys in their mid to late 20's early 30's working and buying the,selves a z, nice, why not right? guys who have been busy raising kids and working and nit had time, money or credit to buy one and are now in their 40's getting one, goof for you, you deserve it., etc..
A kid who's parents buy it for him on his 16th or other younger birthday good for him too, yeah it isnt earned but wtf wouldnt you be glad to be that lucky?
I think those fortunate enough to have money, and the ability to drive anything they want get a lot less enjoyment out of any vehicle that a guy who cant afford it or can barely afford it but works hard to make it work, at any age.
my first car was a 77 Ford Pinto all decked out lol I used to race 4 cyl mustangs of the same era and destroy them.
Ill have a Z for a year or two then on to the next thing, whatever that might be.
Lump
I see this alot "how old is everyone" on here, on Harley boards, on other sports car sites I go to.
I never understood why.
There always some kids, a bunch of 20 somethings and a few older, then a couple of guys over 40.
You are as old as you feel you are and what you drive has nothing to do with age.
I drive and ride whatever I feel will be fun for a while, I never think about the demographic is was designed to hit.
young guys who work hard and pay cash or finance on their own, good for you, you are learning good life lessons and earning good credit, (hopefully), guys in their mid to late 20's early 30's working and buying the,selves a z, nice, why not right? guys who have been busy raising kids and working and nit had time, money or credit to buy one and are now in their 40's getting one, goof for you, you deserve it., etc..
A kid who's parents buy it for him on his 16th or other younger birthday good for him too, yeah it isnt earned but wtf wouldnt you be glad to be that lucky?
I think those fortunate enough to have money, and the ability to drive anything they want get a lot less enjoyment out of any vehicle that a guy who cant afford it or can barely afford it but works hard to make it work, at any age.
my first car was a 77 Ford Pinto all decked out lol I used to race 4 cyl mustangs of the same era and destroy them.
Ill have a Z for a year or two then on to the next thing, whatever that might be.
Lump
04-16-2014, 03:36 AM
#3366
29 now, still not married.. got my HR when i was 27 (will not sell it), i got my 2006 DE when i was 25 and sold it when i was 26. i dnt drive the z much i have 07 M35x for DD and getting a 1995 Miata soon.
am just worrying where i will park those 3 cars
am just worrying where i will park those 3 cars
04-16-2014, 05:58 AM
#3367
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39. Bought mine the first year they came out, 2003...
04-21-2014, 04:27 AM
#3373
New Member
33, 2003 Touring model, got her in 2012
1st car - 1988 white dodge reliant
2nd car - 1988 blue Pontiac 6000
3rd car - 1995 Honda accord v6 (4 door) Best MPG I've ever had!
This is also when I started working on cars myself
4th car - 2001 Nissan Altima
5th car - 2000 dodge stratus (Hood Car)
6th car - 1987 Mazda Rx-7 GXL (rebuilt everything but the engine on this car)
7th car - 2003 350z
1st car - 1988 white dodge reliant
2nd car - 1988 blue Pontiac 6000
3rd car - 1995 Honda accord v6 (4 door) Best MPG I've ever had!
This is also when I started working on cars myself
4th car - 2001 Nissan Altima
5th car - 2000 dodge stratus (Hood Car)
6th car - 1987 Mazda Rx-7 GXL (rebuilt everything but the engine on this car)
7th car - 2003 350z
04-25-2014, 04:52 PM
#3379