ENO/ best luck when it arrives

30 / Network engineer

so at age 63, im going to assume, unless corrected, Im the senior member as owner of one of these cars ??
why do people throw in the towel so soon in life??

Nope, there's some older than you. 63 isn't old anymore!

Nope, I've got you beat by four years, and I'm not the most senior.

Well, you're up there in age for sure, 63 will make you "a" senior member ..... but not "the most" senior member.....;)

There are a few of us that are further into AARP, Social Security, Medicare and numerous senior discounts .........:)


humfrz

Nope, I've got you beat by four years, and I'm not the most senior.


thanks!! glad to know im a youngster !

22 - IT

What the heck did all these IT folks do before the Internet and the proliferation of computers .......??

:popcorn:


humfrz

Beat up the kids in the AV club :bonk: For me it was construction.

31 - pathologist assistant

Guess I'll try to make you feel good by admitting that I am 72. In college I lusted after the MGB's, TR3's, and particularly the Austin Healey 3000's. There was no way I could afford any of them and even then I realized that maintaining one was a full time occupation. My FRS is way above any of those cars in quality, performance, and styling. In another ten years or so I might let somebody else do the maintenance.

My dad had a 65 Austin Healey Sprite. It was broken far more then it ran.


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