WokaImp

This!!!
Age is merely a mental concept.


My pet hate, and I detest this so much, is people who say your metabolism slows down after 30...people just say this to justify their weight increase and beer belly!!! Utter bull poo! It's just at 30 you stopped playing 5-aside, had a kid, started watching more TV...nowt to do with metabolic rate...everything to do with a lazier/slower lifestyle.


People will say stupid things to make themselves feel better inside and to justify their own lifestyle.
Sod 'em


...In saying that...I am 36 and do need a double hip replacement

Paben

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That would be the way it worked if a load of cars were purchased in one go I suppose. I ran two cars for years building full NCB on both, then bought a cheap run around (cheap to insure) and let the NCB build up on that. Once full NCB arrived a 996 Porsche Turbo arrived too, the NCB was transferred to it and the cheap run around was re insured at full whack, but still cheap.

Despite the attractions of a single policy (although no one will include a much modified Impreza as far as I can see) each car is individually insured, a bit of an admin nightmare but nowhere near as bad as staying on top of the MOT's!

SouthernScooby

Never too old, who gives a **** what other people think!

Blue by You

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If you have to ask it's probably time to trade in for a Nissan Leaf!

JPS1

I have just read your post and immediately had to join as a new member.

I am 41 and have a 2006 Hawkeye Wide Track completely original. It comes out on dry days every couple of weeks for a fun drive to work. I am lucky enough to drive a new E63 and Golf R but the Scooby is the car I really love and can't sell.

I don't give two hoots what people think about the huge spoiler, rally mud flaps and gold wheels. I've even just ordered some carbon fibre wing mirrors. I don't want to grow up and drive a Volvo!

Matt_STi

The older I get the more likely I'll be buying cars that "I'm too old" for.

Couldn't give a donkeys if people think I'm too old for a car, in fact I'd be more likely to purchase it even more.

Tidgy

mid life crisis maybe? too old at 36 lmao

my dads 65, he retires in october, this is his current daily drive

daddyscoob

I'm 53 below is what lives in my garage. 03 Sti and a 944. Not shown is the quad and B Class Merc.
Age is not an issue.

neil-h

Going by the demographic of this place, the more pertinent might be 'am i too young to own a scooby'?

Flat4x4-again

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Talking with my Subaru dealer this week was told that they have a guy in his 80's who has a Classic turbo saloon and still drives like he's stolen it

Tidgy

good lad just how it should be

The Trooper 1815

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I am 51. As part of my 50th we drive to Monaco via the Ring,Stelvio, Como, back through France to Reims then home in my then Claasic MY97 RA. Age is no object, just a number.

S3LDM

I was 40 last week

Running a full Bliz Nur Spec R......Causing plenty of pops & bangs.....and flames

Ask me if i give a F**K

jaygsi

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I disagree with the 30 comment. Know plenty of people who have hit 30, still as active but had to fight to keep weight off. I can't eat as much rubbish as i did in my teens, without affecting my weight.

But agree with people being more lazy. And loads of mates have bought boring cars just because they have a child on the way?!

Rescue Dude

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Never too young. It's all the wreckless youngsters keeping mine going in used bits.

Edmondo

First Classic at 37.....Now on my 3rd and will be 50 in March.....Its gotta be loud, tastefully modded and have Graphics...2 out of 3 so far on my version 5 STI

legb4rsk

It's why I have a Legacy B4. A proper car for grown ups.

Also a 1968 GMC Camper van for those of us who havn't grown up yet.


https://photos.google.com/album/AF1Q...KpyIwP8PJqh5Q4


VW's are sooooooo old hat.

and they don't have a 5 liter V8.

Don Clark

62 and luving mine

S204Darren

You really do look the 'DON' in that Don, FairPlay

BLU

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40 here and I have 3 Scoobs! A noisy Prodrive Bug, a noisy Forester XT and a half built US style Bugeye (which will be noisy!) My missus who is nearly 40 drives a GB270 (relatively quiet!!) Can't see me owning anything else for a while

JohnD

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I could take the record here at 71! Blob STi with 430/390 Come on, is there anyone out there as ancient as me?
My son's 40 and currently runs a concours EVO IX, Fiesta ST for track days and a Nice but boring Focus for work
The wife is 66 and drives a Mazda 3 MPS
Got a feeling it's in the blood?

JohnD

south_scoob

Suprised at the mature ages posted here! Just goes to show the myth of the young chav/drug dealer impreza turbo image is just that

Eagie

I'm 37 and sold my mk2 mexico and bought a 2003 spec c

300gnspitzer

62 in October, still enjoy track days in my much modified bugeye

sti4bob

I'm 62 and by reading each post i'm in joint first place

I have a forged V4 sit running 450/450 and a forged blob for those senior days when you need to slow down and drive in comfort

Never too old!!!!

Steve T

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I,m 60 in 4 months time and I,m on my 5th Scooby, current one a 05 JDM widetrack with 375+bhp . I nearly swapped it for a C55 AMG last week . I,m looking for a bit more comfort these days so I must be getting old. I still think I,m 25 till I look in the mirror. Steve.

AWG

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I'd like to think I'll still be driving mine when I'm retired

XRS

Just to add to the "it doesn't matter" theme, I bought my first Scoob in 1999 when I was 45. Still have my T25 Even drive it occasionally

kevo10

Im 57 and of the same mindset. Besides, whats the alternative ? I suppose a Zafira or similar ? Not for me thanks

JohnD

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Mmm.............read post #51

The drug dealer connection was mentioned in an earlier post - it's more like drug takers - I bet blood pressure and cholesterol drugs rank pretty high in posters on this thread?