Feeling old
- Thread starter ronk
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Attleborough, Norfolk
Devon
Thoughts are with you Steve, lost me father this year and SWMBO lost her mother 30 years ago at 53.
Stay strong.
Stay strong.
dr_john wrote 'C’mon guys, there MUST be someone older than me on here 
I have just had my 80th birthday and the poll that was carried out had 2 of us so hopefully I'm not the oldest.
Whilst no longer a Z owner I still enjoy the forum, still enjoy cars and despite having half a lung removed last year, still reasonably fit and active.
Good health to all.
I have just had my 80th birthday and the poll that was carried out had 2 of us so hopefully I'm not the oldest.
Whilst no longer a Z owner I still enjoy the forum, still enjoy cars and despite having half a lung removed last year, still reasonably fit and active.
Good health to all.
I think I might be the Granddaddy because I still have a Z. I turned 78 in July. 
ldman: I now have problems bending to get in the car. I don't know how you tall fellas over 5' 5" get on. My heart goes out to you who have lost your partners at a young age. I am lucky I still have the boss [wife 81] She keeps fit by letting the lawnmower drag her round the garden and I keep fit by filling in the divots left by her toes, I also go to the gym twice a week.
We both have had a couple of frights. But manage to pull through OK
If I could choose my age, it would be 26. Because you are old enough to know what you are doing and still daft enough to do it :evil:
My mantra is if you don't use it you will lose it.
ldman: I now have problems bending to get in the car. I don't know how you tall fellas over 5' 5" get on. My heart goes out to you who have lost your partners at a young age. I am lucky I still have the boss [wife 81] She keeps fit by letting the lawnmower drag her round the garden and I keep fit by filling in the divots left by her toes, I also go to the gym twice a week.We both have had a couple of frights. But manage to pull through OK
If I could choose my age, it would be 26. Because you are old enough to know what you are doing and still daft enough to do it :evil:
My mantra is if you don't use it you will lose it.
Perhaps this thread could morph into a find the oldest member (to make them father or mother should they self identify as such) of the forum AND what do you consider to be your ideal age could you choose.
My perfect age would be 50, the age of my first retirement which is when I should have actually retired and stayed retired.
My perfect age would be 50, the age of my first retirement which is when I should have actually retired and stayed retired.
My perfect age would either be 51 when I took a couple of pensions early and just had a part-time job, or maybe 56 when I stopped working altogether, had another workplace pension and no mortgage!
Sadly that was 6 years ago.
I think IRD is zedless at present although he does drop in here now and again. I met him a few years ago when I bought the Style 295 wheels he took off his 35is. He and Mrs D are a lovely couple, they even sorted some lunch for me and my nephew who had come along for a day out.
Sadly that was 6 years ago.
I think IRD is zedless at present although he does drop in here now and again. I met him a few years ago when I bought the Style 295 wheels he took off his 35is. He and Mrs D are a lovely couple, they even sorted some lunch for me and my nephew who had come along for a day out.
