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30 and i've had it since i was 23.
Oh my mom has one as well. She's 60. |
39...getting up there 😳😳😳😳
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56 here. Fun car and it brings a smile every drive.
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I bought my first Jap car in 2000, a 200SX (240SX to the US - but had a proper engine, the CA18 DET was effective shortened RB26)
Heavily modified Then acquired a Z32 TT which I still have and a 370z Roadster Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk |
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It’s in bits at the moment so not pic worthy. But it is Black and a Manual Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk |
I purchased my Z brand new back in October of 2009 when I was 36 years old. I've taken a lot of crap over the years from friends and family:
1. "So now that you're getting married, are you gonna get rid of the Z?" 2. "So now that you're buying a house, are you gonna get rid of the Z?" 3. "So now that you're having a baby, are you gonna get rid of the Z?" 4. "So now that your older son is going to college, are you gonna get rid of the Z?" As if to imply it was just a phase in my life that I really couldn't afford. Now that I've reached my late 40's people have stopped giving me crap and asking me stupid questions, but I'm sure passer bys look at me and think mid-life crisis. I really couldn't care less though. Its my car, I enjoy it and don't need to explain myself to anyone. Life is too short to worry about what others think especially those who really don't know you. Just my $0.02 |
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I got that from my ex girlfriend, didn’t stop her taking the car out to visit her friends though Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk |
I learned to drive a stick on a 71 240Z and I've wanted one ever since. It took til 2013 to get my 2012, but I've been around the Z for years. Got to drive a RHD one in Japan (Z32), worked on my son's 93 Z32 (engine swap after oil pump failure) and now I'm on my 2nd Z34. I'll be 245 years old this fall...:rofl2::rofl2:
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I have, but I was a complete arse to her. Going to keep trying Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk |
Soo many variables...
My friends have all said my Z "looks" like me; which at 57 I take as a compliment. Its typically true that you can spot the owner of certain vehicles in a crowd, especially niche vehicles. In the OP case I would wonder if the car fits the owner |
I am 33 but got my Z at 31. But seriously, forget what they think! Age is not what it used to be...it is in many aspects simply just a number. People are always going to have an opinion on someone being "too old for" or "too young for" something. It's your life! As long as you aren't harming anyone, then live it exactly how YOU desire. I think the Z is for anyone who has a passion for it. Whether you're that 15 year old teenager saving up and dreaming of one day getting your Z (that was me), or you're an established 75 years young, enjoying the fruits of your labor, you are more than welcome. I think that is what makes our Z community so special; the community so effortlessly bridges generational, social, gender, economic, and racial gaps. It removes all the b.s. that often separates us and allows us to simply relish in our common passion. I've gotten many different responses. I've hand strangers roll their eyes at me. The other day I had a dude literally take out his phone in the parking lot of a grocery store and flash a picture as I walked up to my Z, and then compliment me saying, "Nice car! My brother is into Z's". And I've even had friends question my decision on buying a Z, as their mustangs, bmws, and benzs suck their money into an endless repair pit. So I end this novel simply to say...Just do you man and forget about their b.s.!
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The one that cracks me up is the small penis syndrome. :rofl2: One of my other vehicles is a Power Wagon that sits high. I get the small penis thing all the time. :shakes head: Then they shut up once they see how much meat I'm packing when I step out of the truck. :rofl2:
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"It is a simple natural phenomena that a river can flow from elevated place to lower level & not vice versa. A wise person in higher level can only pass on the benefits to others at lower level. A person at lower level has no other ways, except to accept his status unconditionally, but because he cannot digest this fact, he starts criticizing a person at higher level."
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And Paul Walker, who loved his Jap cars spent a lot of his money trying to help people in Tsunami and earthquake hit areas. What a top guy Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk |
'85 300zx around 25, '90 300zx and '06 350z around age 30, got the 370z at 34, and am 37 now. So far no comments on mid life crisis from friends or family.
I just like Z cars and I like the community. Lot of great people here. |
Let's be honest, It's not like the Z is a Corvette in terms of age stereotypes.
Although I could see myself in a C7 Z06 in the future, mainly because I have a death wish on the track. |
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I think the key difference is that I will likely throw advans and a voltex wing on the Vette as soon as possible to establish what kind of person is driving it :rofl2: |
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now he keeps looking a huracans. told him its the right move. wait til he's over 60 before he goes back to a vette lol |
I'm 35, always wanted to own a 300zx back when I didn't have a job or the money in the 1990s as a young teen. Ended up buying my first 2014 370Z last year.
Cars I've owned in the past, '98 Honda Civic, '08 Nissan Versa and my current daily driver '10 Mazda 3 hatchback. |
I’m on my 3rd Z.
300ZX 350Z 370Z. I’m 43 years old. |
I’m 42, on my second G37 coupe, and expect my next Nissan product will be a Z. Does that mean I’d be going backwards getting the sportier model when I’m older? :icon14:
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pretty much what everyone on here has said rings true - do you enjoy the vehicle? Does it bring a smile to your face when you drive it? If so - don't worry about what others think and enjoy the drive (not many cars out there now days that check a lot of the boxes for enthusiasts like the Z does).
I'm 44 and this is my second 370z - like I tell most people - it's not a stoplight monster like a Mustang or Camaro but it is a fun responsive balanced car that looks better than most sports cars (even after 10yrs). Have fun and enjoy it :) |
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But the worst part was my wife wanting to go to this cheesy lua. As we were walking in this chubby native starts busting my balls about my long hair, and calling me a faggot, etc. etc. When they finally came out with that disgusting pig, I refused to eat it. my New Pal came over and got in my face. I nailed that fat fucker square across his jaw. he didn’t go down, but I staggered him enough that he left me alone. Wasn’t worth the 4 bones I broke in my hand, but we still laugh when we tell that story to anyone who tells us how great Hawaii is. |
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I'm on my 6th Z
78 280Z 82 280ZX-T 89 300ZX-T 92 300ZX TT 94 300ZX NA Convertible 2018 370Z Sport 6sp I'm 43 y/o :driving: |
I'm 53.
1991 240SX 1997 Maxima 1991 300ZX 2004 G35 Coupe Current: 2015 Xterra Pro-4X 2017 370Z |
I’m 47
Currently have White 370Z Roadster Black 300ZX TT (Manual) Black Mercedes CLK White Ford Fiesta MK1 XR2 And half an S13 Nissan Plus if you include my ladies cars White 2015 Audi TT Black Smart White Ford Kuga I think we should sell some of them (not the Z bodies or the Audi or the XR2) Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk |
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Could have been worse. My brother got married had the do and then found out his marriage license had expired and had to get married again the next day Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk |
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