How old are the Mach 1 Drivers (AGE THREAD)?
 

Just curious....

I'm 22

I am 18. (please no flames on being so young):THUMBSUP:

Well, if you mean chronological age, 59.8 years...won't be the big six oh till Jan 8th..same day as Elvis..hum-in-ah hum-in-ah. Now, of course, in mental age...I thinkin' 30 to max 31 years.

:CHEERS:

39-old enough to know better but having to much fun

Just turned 20 a month ago

Age is relative!
 

51 - but have been driving Mustangs since my first 1965 Fastback 289 A-code which was my first "new" car when it was 5 years old. I was eighteen and it was a fantastic car. Now I can afford to keep more than one Mustang in the garage!

I think we would see a lot of young drivers of Mustangs if we didn't limit the model to the Mach 1. Expensive stuff for young people or those with a young family. I see several young drivers in late-model V-6 Mustangs so they are certainly popular.

I hope to drive Mustangs until my last day. My seventeen year old son is having a few "turns" driving the Mustangs and loves it. He has started saving some money to purchase a 2005 when they are released.

35 here

Too Dam old to keep up with kids

24
 

24 and this is my 3rd Mustang!! I'm glad that I got into this at an early age even if it meant my Chevy dad disowned me.

Still trying to inherit his '57 though!

25

25, but will be 26 on 9-6-03.

Flames? Heck its just the opposite...we're glad you are here and have such a great interest in cars.....especially since you are not on the "dark side" ie(Chevys) :LAUGH: I apologize I have to ask....how much is insurance for an 18 year old male driving a 310 HP car? :eek:

Oh yea....I turn ....gulp.....47 on the 6th of Sept....my first car was a 1965 Mustang....Winbelton White....that car was a "babe Magnet"!:LAUGH: Geez it was only 9 years old when I bought it.....this thread is depressing..........................

34, going on 17. The wife is 37, going on 16!

36...

I can't tell you the wife's, because, well you know why...

19, Mach will be my 3rd Mustang(none of them were wrecked ;) ).

I am 18 also.....but i love the heritage of mustangs.

42 here...

I am 17 years old. :THUMBSUP:

10/25/ 1964 YEAR of the MUSTANG

23 years of age

Mustang number 4 :THUMBSUP:

28

23

There is a previous thread on this subject
 

Average age of Mach1 owners

:cool:

Mach on!

I am 19 and the Mach is my 2nd stang

37 Years Young.

and, and...I have actually met Dyno Don Nicholson...and E.J. Potter (the Michigan Madman).

Holeee Moleee, am I gonna be the oldest response to this? Where's my walker?

39, well almost 40 (Oct) I like to call the the "Greican Formula" Years:)

This is my 1st Mustang and 1st muscle car, and I love it.

I should be about a month away from my 23rd birthday when I get mine in November. Hopefully for my birthday (or christmas) I'll get myself a nice used awd or fwd winter-beater - :MADNOEL:

I am 16, but i don't have a new mach.
We got the 70 when i was about 14, and fixed it up until it was driveable. It was one heck of a learning experience.

Wow I like how it looks man, awesome job. Now that is what I call a learning experience.

24 this is my 3rd mustang

11/18/64 **First Year of the Mustang** Currently on my 4th Mustang Coupe & probably my 25th Ford Product..

Thanks a lot. It was a very steep learning curve, but it saved my butt the other day.

I was going to go to the beach through CA-84 (Woodside road for those who who know the area). While I was in town, i heard a barely audible sound, and my suspension felt softer. Anyway, it turs out the rear swaybar mount popped out. If i hadn't built up the car myself, i would have never been able to know something was wrong, and i would have drove the twisties with a one sided rear sway bar, and three other people in the car. It sure pays to fix your own car. Anyway, my story is over, thanks again.

Just turned 22 a week ago...This is my 1st Mustang and hopefully not my last...trying to persuade the hubby into the "family car" for a few years down the road:D

~Erin

44....But an intellectual equivalent to my 13 year old.....

27 here..... I just have this problem with SPEED... You'd think my 1000 cc Crotch Rocket gave me enough but well got the MACH b/c beating up on SS's on the BIKE was no fun... Hell Pissing them off when id pass them in a Wheelie was pretty sweet though.:THUMBSUP:

25, on my third Mustang.

Just turned 38 and this is my 2nd stang. :THUMBSUP:

48 POWERED BY FORD since 1976:CHEERS:

38 yesterday!...........my first Ford was a 68 Cougar with a 3 on the floor....been 16 ever since.

:COOL:

Joe

TEXAS WOOOO!
 

I'm 18. yeah, young. But i guess i'm just as old as the rest of ya'll, because i'm wise enough to own a mustang. and a mach 1 at that.

42, and on my 7th (and best yet) Mustang.
'69 fastback 6 cyl.
'73 351CJ 4sp. conv.
'69 3514V Mach 1
'82 GT 5.0
'69 428 CJ Grande' coupe
'01 GT prem. pkg.
'03 Mach 1 Torch Red 5 speed...and happier than ever!

51 and owning and driving Mustangs since 1970. This makes number seven for me also:THUMBSUP:

young @ heart
 

I am 39 , will be big 40 when i take delivery of my 1ST Ford. I've owned 5 Bow Ties in the past. All serious street rippers . 68 camaro ss. with a blown 355 , 72 nova ss w/ 327 4 speed, another 72 nova ss w/ 355 ci. crate motor automatic, a 75 camaro w/ 406ci and auto. and a 78 nova rs. w/ 427 big block & 4 speed. The mustang will be the slowest of everything I've owned but, I'm sure I'll do some small mods to help it go a little faster, I'm really looking for streetability for a change.

37, currently driving Mustang #5...
 

Prior Rides:

1975 Mustang Mach 1, highly modded, 1982-1988.
1968 Pontiac GTO, 425hp bigblock, 1986-1995.
1972 Chevy Nova, L71 427 bigblock, 1985-1988.
1988 Mustang LX, let's forget this one, 1988-1989.
1989 Mustang LX 5.0L Sport, 5-spd, 3.73's, 1989-1994.
1995 Dodge Dakota Sport 2WD, 318 V8, 5-spd, 3.55's, 1994-1998.
1990 Thunderbird, daily driver beater, 1998-1999.
1993 Thunderbird LX 5.0L, 4.10's, $ winner at the track, 1999-2000.
2000 Mustang "Spring Feature" GT coupe, 2000-2003.
2003 Mustang Mach 1 - the best of all and currently in my driveway!

I'm 50. Can't imagine what insurance would cost me if I were younger. My daughter is 20 and pays more for a six cylinder Mustang. Both of us have PERFECT driving records. I also have a 1966 Mustang convertible, candyapple red with white top. I had a 1965 fastback when I was a teenager. I drove it throughout college. I have had a 1974 Mustang, a 1977, a 1978, a 1990, a 1994, a 1966 coupe, a 2000 and a 2002. The last two were six cylinders. The Mach is without a doubt the most powerful and fun to drive of any of them, convertible included.
I have torch red and a 5-speed. It's been five years since I have driven a 5-speed and it's taking some time to get used to that again.
The seats also are designed for someone a bit leaner than I, but I'm enduring it.
Mustangs rule.
Six cylinders help keep the hobby alive because most teens can at least afford to insure them. Camaros and Firebirds concentrated too much on V8's and couldn't sell enough to remain profitable. Ford must sell V6's in order to give us GT's, Cobras and Mach Ones.

I'm 18 and this is my first Mustang.

As much as I would not want any other mustang, I kinda feel like I missed out a little by not working my way up...

(this is not an invite to trade with someone that owns a V6 :p)