Poll: Average age of a Z owner
I'm 28 had her a year now.....best thing I ever did for myself
03-18-2004, 11:30 AM
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I'm in at least my 3rd mid-life crisis! My first was a beautiful 1967 blue Bonneville / white leatherette interior , the second was a 1990 Yellow / t.top,leather, bose (the works) 300 ZX - traded it in on a 1995 Dark Green Maxima - very nice driving handling car - but not a Z - and have been sorry ever since. I'd been drooling over the 350Z for 18 months - and finally had to do it. Now have a light silver model - 6 speed ,350 was stick also-
By now you must have guessed it - I have you all beat in age - I was 37 when I bought the convertible.
Age is a state of mind - enjoy the things you want !
By now you must have guessed it - I have you all beat in age - I was 37 when I bought the convertible.
Age is a state of mind - enjoy the things you want !
03-18-2004, 11:44 AM
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It was a warm and sunny day in Coronado, Ca. and I rode in my first roadster, an MG TD, I was 12. I was hooked! Later living in Virginia my closest bud had a 1964 GTO, then I had a 1969 Camaro. Then the lean years, no money for fun travel. Then a 1986 Celica GTS, assorted trucks and SUV's until a 1999 Solara, really nice car to drive but no 'fun', looking into a ragtop led me to the Z. Love that car! I'm 55, been driving since 15 (It was legal in Va then!)
03-19-2004, 12:14 PM
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17, parents bought the car with my college tuition money bc I recieved a full ride scholarship to OSU. my dad let me pick the car and my mom has no clue how fast it is, so it kinda works out...
03-26-2004, 10:37 PM
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52 here.
I like to (kiddingly) tell people I got the Z because of MLC. Interestingly, I didn't care for convertibles and I prefer the space in the back seat of a sedan (plus more trunk space in the sedan). But the Z Roadster looks so cool. And I liked the thought of getting a new car (Roadster just came out around August, 2003). We have no kids living at home, and it's fun to drive.
Had a G35 for a short time. After I have the Z for a while, I'll probably go back to a sedan.
Jeff D.
I like to (kiddingly) tell people I got the Z because of MLC. Interestingly, I didn't care for convertibles and I prefer the space in the back seat of a sedan (plus more trunk space in the sedan). But the Z Roadster looks so cool. And I liked the thought of getting a new car (Roadster just came out around August, 2003). We have no kids living at home, and it's fun to drive.
Had a G35 for a short time. After I have the Z for a while, I'll probably go back to a sedan.
Jeff D.
03-30-2004, 02:33 PM
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38, never been married, never owned a house-- do I qualify for a mid-life crisis? Didn't even think about it when I bought the car. It is my first sports car (could not afford one before). Have a pretty new Mercury Mountaineer for when I go biking/hiking/chaufering, or for when I want to be a little more anonymous on the road.
04-01-2004, 09:53 AM
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42 years "young" goin' on 24. LOL I don't think too many youngsters can afford the roadster. 5 to 10G's higher than most coupes. Ya'll think? FLZ, Dave