Mountaindew

im 35 and im TRYING to find the right one to buy

R66

So where are the POLL guys when you need them to setup a voter thing like
30 or less
40 or less
50 or less
60 or less
Still Kickin' and don't want to think about it

Factoid

I’m 26 and dyslexic.

Wait...that’s in my mind. I look in the mirror and wonder who the old guy is staring back. I’m just happy to finally be older than my cars, so that must mean 62. A mind is a terrible thing to waste.

93RubyRedCoupe

46 here

Anthony F

Yeah great color and car, thanks. Maybe one day a '66 L72 in Nassau Blue or a '67 427 in Lynndale or Marina Blue with white interior and top.

SupremeDeluxe

39. I started out with some rough C3s when I was 19 and worked my way up to my first 67 at 23. Sold my last two in 2018 and contemplating buying another or plunging into the actual “dark side” with air-cooled Porsches.

ganshert

48 here!

70ptta

36 here

Boyan

Count me in. Thread will probably be closed soon due to lack of participation

FLYNAVY30

I'm actually surprised, I didn't think we'd be over double digits.

ChattanoogaJSB

I am 38- bought my first ‘69 project at 19 and a then a litany of of other cars- mostly Pontiacs and a few Mopars.

Bought my 64 when I was 33. Bought my first aircooled project a year ago.

benton

PS I don’t know anyone locally anywhere close to my age with a Sting Ray. For that matter everyone I know around where with an older vehicle is into trucks. Otherwise it’s imports from Japan or Germany. Still bright young car folks.

BANG11

49.5 here, just made the cut

Owned my 65 since 2010, the 66 for 4 years. This forum is great and I realize and appreciate how much wisdom is here concerning these cars.

65silververt

I’m 42.

69z28&ss396

I bought my 67 project car when I was 27. It was a driver then. I’m 35 now.

Rob_64-365

Count me in, I'm 45, and bought my car in my 20's after being irritated by how bad depreciation was on the 2 new corvettes I had bought one after the other. Theres always a newer, better one coming, but the classics just keep getting better, and more valuable! I am also a big Porsche geek too.

Fordracer9

46. But the cars been in the family since the Carter administration.

Gavin65

its nice to see so many guys under 50 enjoying some old fiberglass.

hanktohendrix

I purchased my 1964 when I was 47

Markus

67's

45 here, bought my first midyear at 25, after a couple of late models (C4's at that time)

Tom M

vjjack04

I am not under 50 (54) but my wife bought me a small metal sign which I keep over the light switch in my garage that says, "you are only young once, but you can stay immature indefinitely" (Ogden Nash).