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Originally Posted by fred drews
I'm 65 and don't mind being considered an old fart. I do however enjoy it when the sweet little babes at Blockbuster come up to me and say, "I love your car!" I drove it in the Woodward cruise and got plenty of thumbs up. When I make my usual trips to Nashville, via Kentucky, I get so many thumbs up and cell phone shots that it simply makes me smile. I can't fill up down there without people coming over to talk, (they love the old Bow tie). I have met so many great people, spoken with hot Moms in parking lots who have daughters who "want a Camaro when they graduate from college" - it's just great fun. Yes, I will do some very limited racing when challanged, (as I often am), but chicken out when I get over 90 MPH; just too old to go to jail and lose my CPL. It has been a fun ride and I hate seeing it sitting in my garage during these cold messy days! It needs to be driven!
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Hearing a lot of similar stories
Welcome to the old fart thread
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