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View Poll Results: Age of Owners
17-20 2 2.17%
21-25 18 19.57%
26-29 20 21.74%
30-35 17 18.48%
36-Old 24 26.09%
old = mature, smart and age is just a number 11 11.96%
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Old 19-04-13, 10:24 PM   #31
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I have no problem with my age, I'm 48.
I shouldn't take the P really if the next 10 years go as fast a the last have Ill be in that 36 group before I know it!
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Old 19-04-13, 10:37 PM   #32
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Trust me mate,time just fly's by the older you get the quicker it goes!
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Who's the other owner in the 36-old bracket?????Also does anyone else get the....."Its not a MG its a Rover, an old mans car".Been told that a few times
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Old 19-04-13, 10:48 PM   #34
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Mick i take it,thats your bracket then??
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Mick i take it,thats your bracket then??
Oh I'm sure there will be a few voting for that one
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I'm 8 months off the 36-Old spot, now that makes me feel old so god knows how you oldies feel
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I've cast my vote I'm 36 (although my mind still thinks its 21!) and can remember leaving school like it was yesterday so can confirm that the years do fly by in no time!

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Old 20-04-13, 09:12 AM   #40
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Ive had mine since i was 18, 23 now though....feeling old
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