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Old 03-28-2022, 08:47 PM
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I discussed this with my friends regularly. Once my generation is gone (54yo) This hot rod and racing stuff will almost be nonexistent.!
With the old stuff I agree Bill.. however, with the new stuff it's alive and well! Hot rodding isn't gonna die. Lots of guys under the hoods of modern cars... I'm 50 and doing it...
I gave up on the old school... I'm playing with modern muscle...

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Once my generation is gone (54yo) This hot rod and racing stuff will almost be nonexistent.!

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I'm 50 and doing it...
I gave up on the old school... I'm playing with modern muscle...
I feel old....


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With the old stuff I agree Bill.. however, with the new stuff it's alive and well! Hot rodding isn't gonna die. Lots of guys under the hoods of modern cars... I'm 50 and doing it...
I gave up on the old school... I'm playing with modern muscle...
How many of them are millennials ?

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Old 03-29-2022, 06:23 PM
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How many of them are millennials ?
That vast majority are in their 20's and 30's..
I'm the old guy messing with the modern cars.

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