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lrymal

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Come on, don't lie. What is your age?  

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Z71GUY Enthusiast

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I'm at the latter end of the 22-25 range.... 25 to be exact. :thumbs:

 

I like your comment "I make kids mad by driving a vette" :)

lrymal Senior Enthusiast

lrymal

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I'm at the latter end of the 22-25 range.... 25 to be exact. :thumbs:

 

I like your comment "I make kids mad by driving a vette" :)

HEH, definitely a goal in life.

 

When my dad turned 70 several years ago, he bought a totally obscene, angy, and mean Firebird. He drove it HARD til he was 78 and honestly, the poor car was ready for some relief and the boneyard at that time. But, he had his fun and passed away a few years ago a very happy man as he did other things that he could ownly dream of when he was younger.

greyghost03 Senior Enthusiast

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I will be 30 in Jan. and steadily approaching the ugh, I'm not a kid anymore category. :)

 

My father didn't wait that long to make me jealous. He is 58 and bought a 85 Vette earlier this year! :fume: Oh well, at least we work on it together and I can drive it whenever I want - until I get mine, that is! :thumbs:

scooter70 Enthusiast

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26 here. My insurance didn't drop though. See sig for other cars in my garage. My dad didn't wait until 70 to get his and I learned at a young age.

 

The AARP thing was funny. I was visiting my parents house last weekend and noticed an AARP magazine on the table addressed to my dad. He just turned 50 last month.... maybe they're running out of members and need to recruit. :)

MCourson Senior Enthusiast

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I fall into the "Hey, I can vote and see dirty movies." So haha all you young's  i can see all the dirty movies I want here.  :fume:  :)

Hey so can I and I fall in the catagory below. :thumbs: Im 18.

MarkD Senior Enthusiast

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(I never thought I see 30 let alone 40+) :)

34 here...Man girls didn't look this good when I was that age!

Shaners Senior Enthusiast

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I'll hit the big 40 the end of July. I still feel like I'm in my early 30's, and I love woman like I was in highschool!!!!

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