Those wheels and sneakers look great!I be 68 in a week and love my loud and fast 18 GT
Hi - Donāt be in a hurry to get to seniorhood. At that point youāre on the descending slope of the Bell Curve of life and health problems are on the horizon. Donāt get me wrong, it can be great to be retired if that is your choice. One of the best advantages of retirement is being master of your own time - assuming your spouse allows it. Another advantage is you get to start spending all that money you saved, like on cars... Bruce
Well stated. This chapter has it's issues for sure.
Hi - I have a similar saying āI used to like fast women and fast cars. I still like fast carsā... Bruce72 year old "kid" here......still lovin' nice cars......purty wimmen......and raisin' HELL!!
Well....maybe not too much Hell Raisin' anymore!!
Hi - Youāre right. Of course being older does make a difference, but I chuckle when I read on this forum about all the add-on speed parts people are buying and Iām thinking this damn car already goes fast enough for me and going any faster at my age (78) would be borderline suicidal. Back in the ā60s, when I was of course invincible, driving my GTO (after leaving the bars) with its skinny bias ply tires, soft suspension, anemic brakes etc, I consider it fortunate weāre having this conversation. Stability control, disc brakes, better suspension systems, etc. have made a big difference, but thereās still a limit even for the best drivers... BruceI know what ya mean Bruce.......FAST CARS even get a little SCARY now!!
Thanks Kinchy I have more mods coming, just waiting for the parts to arrive. It will look like this when done----maybe add stripes'
Definitely agree - I half crawl out of mine. My driveway is an incline making it even more entertaining. When I go to gym I look around before I start exiting.Love of Mustangs does not go away with age. Unfortunately ability to get in and out can
