How old is everyone here
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From: Orlando/Pembroke Pines,Florida
Originally Posted by kcobean
I think alot of the attitude you're getting from the "disgruntled old men" (if early 30's is old, you won't think so when you get here, trust me) has nothing to do with the fact that you're young, it's that you choose to make your youth an issue. I don't care that you're young, just like you don't care that I'm "old", and I've never made my age a topic for discussion here on a car forum, so it seems odd that you would. Make sense? Just trying to provide a different viewpoint. Good to hear that you're workin hard for your car. I worked between 20 and 30 hours a week in H.S. and couldn't have paid for a car like this. How are you doin' it?
Sorry didnt mean to come across as saying you were old, because 30 definately isnt old LOL we all know what matters is if you feel young at heart,
as for working, i work at Dairy queen, but just recently quit after 2 years and change, i will be starting work at a golf course soon though. how it works is that i saved my money and i was put on a budget to how much my car could cost everymonth, which is 350 (great number 
) so i found a Z for a GREAT price, came up with my own downpayment and i still work to pay for my insurance everymonth, while my dad pays for my car. i am VERY fortunate, and am so thankful. I LOVE MY Z and am a very pround owner
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From: Santa Monica, CA
Im 94. Please not this thread again, I've been answering these questions for 76 years.
My only problem with the Z is shifting and braking because of the artificial joints in my knees, elbos and hips. Otherwise I love this car. I stopped poping the cluth two years ago. PS: Viagra is great
MJD
My only problem with the Z is shifting and braking because of the artificial joints in my knees, elbos and hips. Otherwise I love this car. I stopped poping the cluth two years ago. PS: Viagra is great
MJD
