View Poll Results: Your age is....
Under 26
7
22.58%
From 27 to 39
9
29.03%
From 40 to 55
12
38.71%
Over 55
3
9.68%
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Your Age?
#2
09-19-2012 | 07:58 AM
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What's yours big man?
I did participate and I am 52, for a few more weeks.
I too am curious about the demographics of our Bentley owners. If there are any over 65 please boast it loud. Gotta love a man thats up there and still vey alive.
I did participate and I am 52, for a few more weeks.
I too am curious about the demographics of our Bentley owners. If there are any over 65 please boast it loud. Gotta love a man thats up there and still vey alive.
#4
09-19-2012 | 08:59 AM
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This is why we buy expensive fast toys. The endorphine release of driving a quick hot looking car dulls the pain of aging related ills.
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09-19-2012 | 10:26 AM
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09-19-2012 | 10:26 AM
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09-19-2012 | 10:53 AM
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Advice (at 68): Organize your freezer/refrigerator, get a WaterRower and drink no more than 10 oz. of alcohol a day (except on occasion).
The other advice I would give is to get a Bentley, but most of you already have one. I am not kidding about the Bentley. Since retiring, I had been prone to sit at my computer, just like I did when I worked. On a whim I bought the Bentley (the AppleB) as my trophy. Since then I have taken to care for her and drive her. It has given me something else to look forward to on a daily basis. Little by little I am moving more and more away from my computer (WaterRower as an example), lost weight and have started to regain my sense of humor. IMHO, you have to love (not like) cars in order for this to work.
Oh, I almost forgot a very important part - join the 6speedonline forum. Some of the best people on the planet!
#9
09-19-2012 | 11:18 AM
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On the house mate.
Getting a Bentley is good therapy. I had an old thread on that topic some time ago. I really need a drive today but won't be able to. I have some bush hog mowing to do this evening and came home and found a flat on the tractor.
Sometimes the tractor is good mind clearing activity.
Getting a Bentley is good therapy. I had an old thread on that topic some time ago. I really need a drive today but won't be able to. I have some bush hog mowing to do this evening and came home and found a flat on the tractor.
Sometimes the tractor is good mind clearing activity.
#10
09-19-2012 | 11:30 AM
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On the house mate.
Getting a Bentley is good therapy. I had an old thread on that topic some time ago. I really need a drive today but won't be able to. I have some bush hog mowing to do this evening and came home and found a flat on the tractor.
Sometimes the tractor is good mind clearing activity.
Getting a Bentley is good therapy. I had an old thread on that topic some time ago. I really need a drive today but won't be able to. I have some bush hog mowing to do this evening and came home and found a flat on the tractor.
Sometimes the tractor is good mind clearing activity.
#12
09-19-2012 | 11:45 AM
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#14
09-19-2012 | 07:05 PM
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Do you happen to know Tom Schock or the Duffster?
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09-20-2012 | 06:25 AM
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The sailboat builder? I believe my little surf buddy used to build carbon/Kevlar sailboat masts for him. This was some years ago. They were building some masts for boats that were competing in the World Cup.