50 or Older Z Owners Take A Bow

Zsteve · 03-18-2010, 10:41 AM

48 here but I feel younger. I actually think the Z was meant for the older crowd when it was concieved. For the longest Ive only seen older guys in new Zs until a years ago when they started lowering the standards for loaning money. Now that banks are back to being picky you might not see as many younger guys buying them likke you did a couple of years ago. But the Z really is a car for all ages. I think the older guys wont mod the looks as much as some of the younger guys.

Zat_Zuma · 03-18-2010, 11:57 AM

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Originally Posted by Zsteve

48 here but I feel younger. I actually think the Z was meant for the older crowd when it was concieved. For the longest Ive only seen older guys in new Zs until a years ago when they started lowering the standards for loaning money. Now that banks are back to being picky you might not see as many younger guys buying them likke you did a couple of years ago. But the Z really is a car for all ages. I think the older guys wont mod the looks as much as some of the younger guys.

Your so right ...... don't want the civics and Subs trying to chase me down all the time

Besides I like the stock but deadly look.

370Zsteve · 03-18-2010, 12:11 PM

55 but I can't drive 55

warning: worst music video ever lmao omfg the clothing

ZKindaGuy · 03-18-2010, 02:37 PM

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Originally Posted by Zsteve

48 here but I feel younger. I actually think the Z was meant for the older crowd when it was concieved. For the longest Ive only seen older guys in new Zs until a years ago when they started lowering the standards for loaning money. Now that banks are back to being picky you might not see as many younger guys buying them likke you did a couple of years ago. But the Z really is a car for all ages. I think the older guys wont mod the looks as much as some of the younger guys.

Why is it that younger folks even get the idea that senior-aged life is meant to be spent laying down and living either a meager existence or dying? Because I age am I supposed to stop enjoying:

- looking at the beauty of a well-shaped woman's body?
- having sex?
- eating?
- spectator sports?
- sports cars and settle for a Hearse?

The preferences a person develops for certain things stay every bit alive in the senior years as they did when conceived earlier by that person. So why the more youthful folks of society ever assume this rediculous thought is beyond me...

Zsteve · 03-18-2010, 02:45 PM

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Originally Posted by ZKindaGuy

Why is it that younger folks even get the idea that senior-aged life is meant to be spent laying down and living either a meager existence or dying? Because I age am I supposed to stop enjoying:

- looking at the beauty of a well-shaped woman's body?
- having sex?
- eating?
- spectator sports?
- sports cars and settle for a Hearse?

The preferences a person develops for certain things stay every bit alive in the senior years as they did when conceived earlier by that person. So why the more youthful folks of society ever assume this rediculous thought is beyond me...

I know, what till they are our age and they will see the light. Man I want sex more now than when I was younger cuz then I was so into my sports.

ZKindaGuy · 03-18-2010, 03:16 PM

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Originally Posted by Zsteve

I know, what till they are our age and they will see the light. Man I want sex more now than when I was younger cuz then I was so into my sports.

LOL!!! I hear ya on that one!!

cab83_750 · 03-18-2010, 04:28 PM

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Originally Posted by Zsteve

I know, what till they are our age and they will see the light. Man I want sex more now than when I was younger cuz then I was so into my sports.

The extra desire is the miracle of modern med ala Viagra. Kidding man.

On a serious note I agree that passion in younger years stay with you until death. To our younger members please be considerate.

Zsteve · 03-18-2010, 06:28 PM

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Originally Posted by cab83_750

The extra desire is the miracle of modern med ala Viagra. Kidding man.
On a serious note I agree that passion in younger years stay with you until death. To our younger members please be considerate.

Ive never used it but if it really can keep you hard for hours and hours Im sure my wife would wish I used it.

Vegitto-kun · 03-18-2010, 03:15 PM

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Originally Posted by ZKindaGuy

Why is it that younger folks even get the idea that senior-aged life is meant to be spent laying down and living either a meager existence or dying? Because I age am I supposed to stop enjoying:

- looking at the beauty of a well-shaped woman's body?
- having sex?
- eating?
- spectator sports?
- sports cars and settle for a Hearse?

The preferences a person develops for certain things stay every bit alive in the senior years as they did when conceived earlier by that person. So why the more youthful folks of society ever assume this rediculous thought is beyond me...

problem here is.

I have NEVER seen a old person in a sports car.

its always either a BMW 5/7 series, a jaaaaag or...... a toyota prius(I **** you not)

OldGuy · 03-18-2010, 09:18 PM

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Originally Posted by ZKindaGuy

Why is it that younger folks even get the idea that senior-aged life is meant to be spent laying down and living either a meager existence or dying? Because I age am I supposed to stop enjoying:

- looking at the beauty of a well-shaped woman's body?
- having sex?
- eating?
- spectator sports?
- sports cars and settle for a Hearse?

The preferences a person develops for certain things stay every bit alive in the senior years as they did when conceived earlier by that person. So why the more youthful folks of society ever assume this rediculous thought is beyond me...

You're absolutely right. At 18, I was cruising around in my Mustang, blasting Chuck Berry through the speakers. Today, at 62, I still enjoy cruising, now in my beautiful Z, still playing Chuck Berry singing Johnny Be Good! It was all so good then---and it's even better now! Go Johnny Go!!

mspeasl · 03-18-2010, 10:13 PM

67+ and have had fast cars since I was 18 (1960 impala 348 with 3/2's and 4 speed). Before that did several years as a down hill Drag Racer (Soap Box Derby races) and it hasn't stopped yet.........................!

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370Zsteve · 03-18-2010, 10:20 PM

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Originally Posted by mspeasl

67+ and have had fast cars since I was 18 (1960 impala 348 with 3/2's and 4 speed). Before that did several years as a down hill Drag Racer (Soap Box Derby races) and it hasn't stopped yet.........................!

'

67! You may be our Leader.

Diocletian · 03-18-2010, 12:05 PM

Crap! All you older guys have yellow Z's like me, does that mean I'm old?

Also, I'm almost 27.

To contribute, my father who likes sports cars a lot(he's had numerous vettes and an SRT-10 Viper) is seriously considering getting a 40th anniversary Z. He's 55.

SoCal 370Z · 03-18-2010, 12:09 PM

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Originally Posted by Diocletian

Crap! All you older guys have yellow Z's like me, does that mean I'm old?

Also, I'm almost 27.

Just means you have good taste!

Vegitto-kun · 03-18-2010, 12:54 PM

my dad is 47 and he bought himself a GT-R some months ago.

what is up with older people buying monsters haha

god I don't want to know what I will be driving when I am 50

03-18-2010, 10:41 AM	#1 (permalink)
Zsteve A True Z Fanatic Join Date: Sep 2009 Location: TX Posts: 3,298 Drives: the 2 balled club Rep Power: 22	48 here but I feel younger. I actually think the Z was meant for the older crowd when it was concieved. For the longest Ive only seen older guys in new Zs until a years ago when they started lowering the standards for loaning money. Now that banks are back to being picky you might not see as many younger guys buying them likke you did a couple of years ago. But the Z really is a car for all ages. I think the older guys wont mod the looks as much as some of the younger guys. __________________ 2010 LS3 C6 Silver coupe corvette

03-18-2010, 12:11 PM	#3 (permalink)
370Zsteve A True Z Fanatic Join Date: Sep 2009 Location: Gold Coast CT Posts: 10,599 Drives: 2019 Corvette G.S. Rep Power: 43	55 but I can't drive 55 warning: worst music video ever lmao omfg the clothing __________________ SOLD MY Z MARCH 2018 - another Core OG moves on - new ride 2019 Z Corvette Grand Sport - no mods necessary but already have eyes on HFC and intakes LOL IT NEVER ENDS.

03-18-2010, 10:13 PM	#11 (permalink)
mspeasl Enthusiast Member Join Date: Jan 2009 Location: Decatur, IL Posts: 367 Drives: Red M6 Sport/Touring Rep Power: 269	67+ 67+ and have had fast cars since I was 18 (1960 impala 348 with 3/2's and 4 speed). Before that did several years as a down hill Drag Racer (Soap Box Derby races) and it hasn't stopped yet.........................! ' __________________ Mspeasl - Central Illinois 2009 - Solid Red, M6 '370' Sport/Touring (Delivered 7 April 09)

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Diocletian Enthusiast Member Join Date: Mar 2010 Location: Orlando, Fl Posts: 350 Drives: 09 370z CY A7 Rep Power: 16	Crap! All you older guys have yellow Z's like me, does that mean I'm old? Also, I'm almost 27. To contribute, my father who likes sports cars a lot(he's had numerous vettes and an SRT-10 Viper) is seriously considering getting a 40th anniversary Z. He's 55.

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Vegitto-kun A True Z Fanatic Join Date: Feb 2010 Location: USA Posts: 2,011 Drives: 09 370Z Rep Power: 263	my dad is 47 and he bought himself a GT-R some months ago. what is up with older people buying monsters haha god I don't want to know what I will be driving when I am 50