How many GTs are Owned by Seniors?

[rangey]

As a senior citizen I'm curious-how many other old guys are buying Mustang GTs? When I traded in my E350 (for my 19 GT) the look on the salesman's face was priceless.
I'm wondering how much of an anomaly I might be and if not, how many other "older enthusiasts" are enjoying their GTs?
I get questions constantly at the car wash (typically from Audi and Beemer owners) "Sir is that your car? How do you like it?" Translation - why the hell is an oldtimer like you driving that?
It's simple - you're never too old to enjoy a well balanced platform that brings a smile to your face each time you press that button. The active exhaust simply enhances the experience.
W

70 yrs young, 17 gt/cs.

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[#1ford]

Just turned 61, I bought my first muscle car in August a 2021 gt convertble. I think this is one of my favorite cars that I have ever owned! We’re not getting older we are getting better!

 

[Justpassingas]

I'm 64 and getting old is fun....being old is not so fun

 

[Sig556]

79 and still wrenching.

 

[13GetThere]

My son and I (mine on right). He’s also a senior…at Sunlake High school!

Wait a minute. Your son drives a GT 500?

 

[EgoBoost]

Wait a minute. Your son drives a GT 500?

it’s just a front bumper

 

[HoosierDaddy]

My son and I (mine on right). He’s also a senior…at Sunlake High school!

Nice S550s.

I have to ask: since you both go to the same high school, do you car pool?

 

[steathv]

63 and GT on order, with the way things are going I will get it when I am 80, first Mustang at 52, this will be my 5th and probably last one. Too many emission and gas mileage standards coming out to be able to tinker with the engine.

 

[EgoBoost]

Nice S550s.

I have to ask: since you both go to the same high school, do you car pool?

My son and I can’t possibly go to the same high school…I am a “senior” as in citizen…lots of confusion in here

 

[HoosierDaddy]

My son and I can’t possibly go to the same high school…I am a “senior” as in citizen…lots of confusion in here

Okay. That makes sense. Couldn't figure out any plausible numbers of held backs and skip. But considering I was my own uncle, I'm reluctant to rule out implausible circumstances.

 

[sox3]

Will be 68 this year and still work on all my vehicles. This is the most addictive car to drive that I have ever owned. 2019 GT350

 

[Gnatsum21]

55

 

[ZeroTX]

Attended a Mustang car cruise yesterday. About 20 cars, most with couples onboard, and in our mid-40's, my wife and I were about the youngest people there. Oldest (that I know for sure) was 84.

 

[Robottrainer]

As a senior citizen I'm curious-how many other old guys are buying Mustang GTs? When I traded in my E350 (for my 19 GT) the look on the salesman's face was priceless.
I'm wondering how much of an anomaly I might be and if not, how many other "older enthusiasts" are enjoying their GTs?
I get questions constantly at the car wash (typically from Audi and Beemer owners) "Sir is that your car? How do you like it?" Translation - why the hell is an oldtimer like you driving that?
It's simple - you're never too old to enjoy a well balanced platform that brings a smile to your face each time you press that button. The active exhaust simply enhances the experience.
W

Senior over here. So senior that everytime I work on it it takes me a week to recover

 

[Sig556]

I just put a new pair of shoes on my ride, Continental Control Contact Sport SRS. The size is 255-40R-19. These babies ride so smooth and QUIET. The factory PZero's were down to 5/32 with 13,800 on the clock. The stock tires were noisy, and the ride is harsh for tires only two years old. Still cooking in my late 70's.

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