Help me understand wheel gap avoidance
06-12-18, 07:57 PM
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06-12-18, 08:50 PM
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but anyway, away from the personal, you didn't comment on the links i provided showing hundreds of car show all over for vintage and classic cars and cars typically not popular with young drivers like corvettes and miatas.
Here's one of my favorite all-time Harley ads, BTW...IMO an absolute gem. Whoever came up with it should have been given an award. 
06-12-18, 08:55 PM
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06-13-18, 08:46 AM
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Surprise, surprise...
06-13-18, 02:36 PM
#53
In my post earlier I said I was getting older, not that I was "old." My dad died at 95. THAT was old.
"Older" to me means "wiser" as a result of having lived through many mistakes. It also means having cash to play with. And it means I can see my body gradually changing and not for the better. I am not at the end, but I can kind of make it out in the far distance, and memories of the past take on greater significance.
"Older" to me means "wiser" as a result of having lived through many mistakes. It also means having cash to play with. And it means I can see my body gradually changing and not for the better. I am not at the end, but I can kind of make it out in the far distance, and memories of the past take on greater significance.
06-13-18, 03:09 PM
#54
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In my post earlier I said I was getting older, not that I was "old." My dad died at 95. THAT was old.
"Older" to me means "wiser" as a result of having lived through many mistakes. It also means having cash to play with. And it means I can see my body gradually changing and not for the better. I am not at the end, but I can kind of make it out in the far distance, and memories of the past take on greater significance.
"Older" to me means "wiser" as a result of having lived through many mistakes. It also means having cash to play with. And it means I can see my body gradually changing and not for the better. I am not at the end, but I can kind of make it out in the far distance, and memories of the past take on greater significance.
06-13-18, 05:08 PM
#55
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as you describe yourself, you're not exactly typical. so respectfully i disagree with you and will say the overall market is not much like you. if there weren't a giant market for mid-life and older drivers who were performance and mod enthusiasts, a) there'd be few corvette and miata sales and b) there wouldn't be the THOUSANDS of 'classic car' and other shows all over this land. and as you can understand, a lot of these older enthusiasts have way more money than the young (who will spend their last dime on mods), so they can go wild. heck, near where i live, "the villages" giant community has THOUSANDS of highly customized and modified GOLF CARTS that people get around in!
look here JUST for corvette shows!
https://vette-vues.com/current-issue...lendar-events/
or run this search for classic car shows near you:
https://www.google.com/search?q=classic+car+shows
and we haven't mentioned the vast harley and other custom bike market, generally bought by older buyers.
and b) there wouldn't be the THOUSANDS of 'classic car' and other shows all over this land. and as you can understand, a lot of these older enthusiasts have way more money than the young (who will spend their last dime on mods), so they can go wild. heck, near where i live, "the villages" giant community has THOUSANDS of highly customized and modified GOLF CARTS that people get around in!look here JUST for corvette shows!
https://vette-vues.com/current-issue...lendar-events/
or run this search for classic car shows near you:
https://www.google.com/search?q=classic+car+shows
and we haven't mentioned the vast harley and other custom bike market, generally bought by older buyers.
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