Oldest FRS/BRZ owners

[frslee]

Hi, Fathers.

[whaap]

Originally Posted by TRD-X

Does 45 years old sound like good starting date to you guys..??

Sure, why not?

[5th 86]

I am amazed that a 79 year old can get in and out of this car with out breaking a hip or something and that he can use a computer. Well done sir.

[mush]

So awesome to see these old peeps drive this car and post on here haha

[scary alien]

Will be 52 in August...

[whaap]

Originally Posted by 5th 86

I am amazed that a 79 year old can get in and out of this car with out breaking a hip or something and that he can use a computer. Well done sir.

I called the Incontinence Hot-Line a few days ago and the operator said: "Can you hold please?"

[ichitaka05]

Originally Posted by Wayne

Dagnab! Dang it! Where was this guy when I was being subjected to the humbling experience of 'winning' the trophy for the oldest driver at 86EXPO? (Or was it for any attendee? My memory's starting to go, or maybe it's been gone for a while now... I forget...) Anyway, I'm telling all my local friends and neighbors we won the trophy for tailgating (TTOD autocross trophy winner) Jeremy through Lake Mead and the Valley of Fire. After a few more repetitions, even I'll probably start to believe it...

It was for attendee.

[bear89103]

37.. but my body feels like it's 77.

[whaap]

Originally Posted by ichitaka05

It was for attendee.

Yeah. I understand it was a really neat week-end but I paid a penalty for being there. I was booked at the MGM. I had no idea what I had let myself in for. By time I got from the parking garage to my room in the west wing, carrying my luggage, I had totally screwed up my back. I checked out early Saturday morning but was so twisted up I had a hard time standing. I went to the Toyota dealership at 9;00 am but I just wasn't able to stand around and left to head back to Tucson. I regret my week-end turning out the way it did but if we do it again I'll just grab a cheap-o motel where I can park in front of my room and not kill myself.

I really appreciate the effort that every one put into making this a happening.

[ichitaka05]

Originally Posted by whaap

Yeah. I understand it was a really neat week-end but I paid a penalty for being there. I was booked at the MGM. I had no idea what I had let myself in for. By time I got from the parking garage to my room in the west wing, carrying my luggage, I had totally screwed up my back. I checked out early Saturday morning but was so twisted up I had a hard time standing. I went to the Toyota dealership at 9;00 am but I just wasn't able to stand around and left to head back to Tucson. I regret my week-end turning out the way it did but if we do it again I'll just grab a cheap-o motel where I can park in front of my room and not kill myself.

I really appreciate the effort that every one put into making this a happening.

Dang, that doesn't sound fun. Sorry bout that. If that was the case, you should of let me know, I would of had a chair for you.

Get well

[Mikem53]

Originally Posted by TRD-X

Does 45 years old sound like good starting date to you guys..??

45 is good stuff.. I bought my first vette at 45.. A 99 FRC C5. The most inexpensive model at the time.. And the least weight..
One time I was washing it.. And this young girl about 6 or 8 years old
Comes over and says nice car.. "Thanks". Does the roof come off,
"No" I say.. She says... Oh you must have got the cheap one..
LOL.. Kids say it like it is.. It took the 04 z06 to get me out of it..

[humfrz]

Well, I'm not nearly as old as old whaap ...... however, I will check in at 70, then go take my nap.....ZZZZZZZ

humfrz

[CircuitJerk]

47. I'm usually the oldest when hanging out with the import tuner crowd but it's a breath of fresh air. I'm always learning new things and love being able to pass on a little wisdom once in a while.
My son just graduated college with a major in chem and I feel more connected with his age group than I do with my own. Sometimes I feel like a freak but whatevs..
Being in IT and having an interest in tech has also provided some of that perspective.
It's really nice to see such a diverse crowd.

I certainly hope I have some of the same enthusiasm as @whaap when I get to that age.
My mother is 76 and I feel like I am raising a kid all over again. Not that I'm complaining but I find it humorous and ironic at times. I love her dearly

[TRD-X]

Originally Posted by CircuitJerk

47. I'm usually the oldest when hanging out with the import tuner crowd but it's a breath of fresh air. I'm always learning new things and love being able to pass on a little wisdom once in a while.
My son just graduated college with a major in chem and I feel more connected with his age group than I do with my own. Sometimes I feel like a freak but whatevs..
Being in IT and having an interest in tech has also provided some of that perspective.
It's really nice to see such a diverse crowd.

I certainly hope I have some of the same enthusiasm as @whaap when I get to that age.
My mother is 76 and I feel like I am raising a kid all over again. Not that I'm complaining but I find it humorous and ironic at times. I love her dearly

I've got 7 Scion facebook groups for different Scions I hang out with my young friends also and it's always fun with them as you never know what the young guys are going to do next. :happy0180:

I'm known as Master Yoda the 900 year old dude...