John Hursh
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Mid-life crisis? At 73 I hope so! Always a gear head and still having fun!
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Also the practicality. My kids are older now and we've left the car-seat/booster-seat phase of life. I can feel more comfortable without a top or without doors than I would have with younger kids. I know many people do it but I needed a bit more time to get comfortable with it.Mid life crisis? Ha, I think we getting to the age where we can FINALLY afford to buy one of these things. I don't know about many of the rest of you, there's no way I could afford one of these in my 20's or early 30's.
My 11 year old daughter wants my gladiator when she turns 16. My wife thinks it’s a great idea. I told her I don’t think I want to give it up. She said I’ll want something different by then. My first car was an 81 Honda Civic, with no AC or anything else. I didn’t have an AC or an automatic trans until my third vehicle, which was after I got married. Now my daughter’s first car could be a gladiator?! It just doesn’t feel right.Yep, my son is like "I want a Gladiator as my first car". I told him wont happen and he didn't understand. I was like you know how you have to wait to be 16 to drive, wait about 16 more years after that and you can get one. blew that little kids mind. lol
It honestly even blew my mind a bit just thinking about how I had been driving for 16 years before I actually got a car I really wanted.
Buy her a Pinto!My 11 year old daughter wants my gladiator when she turns 16. My wife thinks it’s a great idea. I told her I don’t think I want to give it up. She said I’ll want something different by then. My first car was an 81 Honda Civic, with no AC or anything else. I didn’t have an AC or an automatic trans until my third vehicle, which was after I got married. Now my daughter’s first car could be a gladiator?! It just doesn’t feel right.
I want to be you at 73.Mid-life crisis? At 73 I hope so! Always a gear head and still having fun!
Ok, that’s the opposite end right there. Lol. I’m thinking Corolla or something. Actually, I’m thinking 2 door jeep and we can trade off.Buy her a Pinto!
From some of the posts I have seen here it would appear they left out the 1-6 year groupSo far these numbers don’t surprise me. It’s obvious, we are all having a mid life crisis!
I may have identified in that age range, once or twice on this forum.From some of the posts I have seen here it would appear they left out the 1-6 year group
I feel the exact same way. I drove a buick with all kinds of issues, and more the longer I drove it. No AC, power window issues all the time, hole in exhast, bottle of gumout a month or it misfired like crazy, then later broken sway bar. My kids will be getting a (at the time) 14 year old prius and like it lol. Like even if I am not driving the JT that day I just can't let them drive it out of principal.My 11 year old daughter wants my gladiator when she turns 16. My wife thinks it’s a great idea. I told her I don’t think I want to give it up. She said I’ll want something different by then. My first car was an 81 Honda Civic, with no AC or anything else. I didn’t have an AC or an automatic trans until my third vehicle, which was after I got married. Now my daughter’s first car could be a gladiator?! It just doesn’t feel right.
Don't do it...My 11 year old daughter wants my gladiator when she turns 16. My wife thinks it’s a great idea. I told her I don’t think I want to give it up. She said I’ll want something different by then. My first car was an 81 Honda Civic, with no AC or anything else. I didn’t have an AC or an automatic trans until my third vehicle, which was after I got married. Now my daughter’s first car could be a gladiator?! It just doesn’t feel right.