What is the average age of your TVRCC active members?
What is the average age of your TVRCC active members?
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Bomber Denton

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Thursday 13th October 2005
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In your region out of interest?

angusfaldo

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303 months

Thursday 13th October 2005
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I think you can give this figure in 3 categories:

time-based age - between 25 and 45 years
mental age - somewhere around 5 to 7 years
physical age due to alcohol abuse - 83-85

These are the figure for Herts and Beds anyway

kevinday

13,832 posts

309 months

Thursday 13th October 2005
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About one day more than yesterday!

Hughesie2

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311 months

Thursday 13th October 2005
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Middlesex has a good mix, you've got the Oldies, Roy , John , and Pietro

Myself in my 30's which tends to make up the majority and we have a few young uns as well

Roy C

4,213 posts

313 months

Thursday 13th October 2005
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angusfaldo said:
I think you can give this figure in 3 categories:

time-based age - between 25 and 45 years
mental age - somewhere around 5 to 7 years
physical age due to alcohol abuse - 83-85

These are the figure for Herts and Beds anyway

So which one are you, Angus?

Hughesie2 said:
Middlesex has a good mix, you've got the Oldies, Roy , John , and Pietro

Cheeky young whippersnapper!

Hughesie2

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311 months

Thursday 13th October 2005
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Roy C said:



Cheeky young whippersnapper!



Gotta keep you oldies on your toes, otherwise you'll be off buying a Volvo

>> Edited by Hughesie2 on Thursday 13th October 10:35

angusfaldo

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Thursday 13th October 2005
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Hughesie2 said:


Gotta keep you oldies on your toes, otherwise you'll be off buying a Volvo



Or...God forbid...a Focus

Or a Getz!

Roy C

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313 months

Thursday 13th October 2005
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angusfaldo said:

Hughesie2 said:


Gotta keep you oldies on your toes, otherwise you'll be off buying a Volvo




Or...God forbid...a Focus

Or a Getz!

Or a Galaxy!

sprintmp

379 posts

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Thursday 13th October 2005
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Hughesie2 said:
and Pietro


I'm not that old!

Hughesie2

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Thursday 13th October 2005
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sprintmp said:



I'm not that old!


Just a hard life then



Sorry

Bomber Denton

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Thursday 13th October 2005
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The only reason I ask is that in general looking around the average age of the TVR driver seems to be coming down. Whether this is due to the models being more desirable to the masses or people with just more money to put to cars I don't know?

The product has come on leaps and bounds too, take the early seventies when Porsche were on the second evolution of the 911, that was and still is a cracking car when TVR were let's say 'not so hot' Now the avearage TVR model pans the average Porsche hands down.

I just thought club members with a few years under their belts might have seen a shift, or the dealers come to mention it?

porkus

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Thursday 13th October 2005
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angusfaldo

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Friday 14th October 2005
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Roy C said:


Or a Galaxy!


At least I can get a full Le Mans-compliment of charcoal, beer and tents for 4 in a Galaxy...



OOh by the way I bought a new one

cerber450

1,517 posts

277 months

Friday 14th October 2005
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I say mine are all in there 50's! I'm sacked now I know damn



Im the youngest by a mile and dont beleive Phil! He says hes younger than me but he talking bolloxski's

ncs

3,974 posts

311 months

Friday 14th October 2005
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I've been trying to work this one out - but we have a wide range of ages in our group so I cant be too sure.

I would estimate an average age to be about 40 - but they all behave like teenagers.

Nick (age 24 1/2)

Big Al.

69,336 posts

287 months

Friday 14th October 2005
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ncs said:

I would estimate an average age to be about 40



However if the RO wasn't so old it would probably be nearer 30!





>> Edited by Big Al. on Friday 14th October 15:16

gazzab

21,638 posts

311 months

Friday 14th October 2005
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Judging by the beards I would say about 45 - 55.
As for the men.....?

Bomber Denton

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Friday 14th October 2005
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cerber450 said:
I say mine are all in there 50's! I'm sacked now I know damn



Im the youngest by a mile and dont beleive Phil! He says hes younger than me but he talking bolloxski's


Is that Mr Adams? Had a beer with a couple of his grandkids the other night.

225

1,331 posts

255 months

Saturday 15th October 2005
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Well I'm in the near as makes no differnece 30 range. The prices of chims and griffs are coming down and it was good a few months ago but is bad now, however the stigma is still that they are a very expensive car to buy (I'm talking about RV8 and cerb tivs).

IMHO the main reason for average ages coming down though is that TVR is getting a lot better reputation and "wow" factor.
Recent models have been amazing, Tuscan convertable, Sagaris, 350 etc which appeal to more affluent younger people who are "yawwwwwwwn" looking for an alterantive to the Poooorsshhhhhh, yawwwwnnnnn....hairdresser weekly MX5, sorry, Boxter.

yellow peril

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301 months

Saturday 15th October 2005
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My youngest Mid Essex Member is 11.

He has his own Membership and was taken for a factory tour for his birthday and proudly showed me all his pictures at the next Meet.

He found it hard to speak after being taken by Ray for a blat in the Cerb (mind you, that was a common problem for adults after a blat with Ray ) and was proud as punch to have his picture taken by David Mason's Tuscan Race Car.

Finally he convinced his dad to sell the Mini and the family are now owners of a lovely 'S' and when it came down the Forresters drive for the first time Kris was puching the air and whooping in sheer delight..........

The rest of Mid Essex are a super mixed bunch with the lean being towards middle age to 50.

I'm not surprised we have few youngsters with the struggle young people have these days to try to get into the housing market.

YP










>> Edited by yellow peril on Saturday 15th October 08:27