Now I feel Old

I like you folks

RebStew wrote:

Newbie Nate wrote:Sorry am I thread-jacking?

No you are not. We are not like that around here. We want gearheads to hang out, chat and talk about what they want to. Just act as if you have known everyone on here since you where in 1 grade and you will be fine. Hell some of us still act like we are in 1st grade

A 1st Grader with a License and time to kill!

Hey Nate,
They call me a Floor Sweep now but I'm really still a newbie on this site. These are just great people and I can't wait to make a road trip and meet them in person. Still haven't figured out how Stew can be on here 24 hours a day. Works all night. Thinking maybe a little Dracula thing going on. Pictures of your car are mandatory though!

Just in from the garage. I don't get enough sleep that is for sure!

Shortly after getting the Olds, I took the boys for a ride. I told them to roll down their windows. Both of the on cue had a confused look on their face as they looked franticly over the whole door. About at the same time they said, "how?" I then realized they didn't know what crank windows were. The 1969 Olds I had before I got the '55 had electric windows, so they were really confused. That made me feel old.
That and they have no idea what it's like trying to get a clear picture on TV by getting the antennas in just the right spot.

It's just starting for yo. Give it ten more years.

Cratethis wrote:Shortly after getting the Olds, I took the boys for a ride. I told them to roll down their windows. Both of the on cue had a confused look on their face as they looked franticly over the whole door. About at the same time they said, "how?" I then realized they didn't know what crank windows were. The 1969 Olds I had before I got the '55 had electric windows, so they were really confused. That made me feel old.
That and they have no idea what it's like trying to get a clear picture on TV by getting the antennas in just the right spot.

That's funny

I like you folks

Sorry for the repeat post. But it's true so i'll leave it. I'd like to make a trip down there, maybe when I get my old model T runnin I'll putt down there with a small slow revving engine.

It's not to hard to get together to check out other towns and what type of hot rod action is there. You never know we may cruise up your way.

RebStew wrote:There are still a few young ones around that I think will carry on my sir name in this car hobby. My youngest is nuts over cars.

It's not my boys. They only work on cars if they can't afford to pay someone to do it for them. I have a 24 year old daughter that is nuts about 'em. Only problem is she went and got married and started a family. That's why her project is sitting waiting for her. She still jumps in and turns a wrench when she has time and you can't leave her at home if you're going junkyardin'.

Arieldouglas wrote:

RebStew wrote:There are still a few young ones around that I think will carry on my sir name in this car hobby. My youngest is nuts over cars.

She still jumps in and turns a wrench when she has time and you can't leave her at home if you're going junkyardin'.

that's cool!

She is Cool! Don't tell but she is close to being the favorite. When you have eight you have to be careful about being fair to everyone.