Thread: Loosing faith!!

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Every “car person” has a reason being involved with the vehicles they own. For some it’s the love of building, for others it’s showing what they can afford, and there are the ones where it’s the current “thing” to do.

Regardless at almost any gathering every participant with a vehicle there ha a little bit of a look at me attitude. Usually the derogatory people I have run into are the ones who have recently bought into the hobby, some of the die hard purists (who in many cases look at their own cars as an investment more so than a source of enjoyment) or the clown whose only car is the beat up Toyota in the parking lot.

There are different levels of involvement for car people. Some are truly hobbyists while for others it is truly a life style.

For those that have it as a lifestyle (like MANY of the members here), we were the ones who were here before cars became a fad, and will carry the torch after the others have moved on to something else. Over 40 years I have seen interest in cars rise and fall a few times, the core group of hot-rodders are generally some good people, the rest just come and go.

Todays society seems based on jealousy. I'm better then you. I learned in life don't sweat small stuff. I quit awhile back going car shows. Everyone seems get into clicks. Use to go just have fun meet up with old friends. I was always taught to be leader not follower. I myself 45 years old grew up in gheto. Made something of myself today. Built my own house , garage and have own business. I'm dam proud of myself. People need worry about their self not neighbors. I lost best friend over this crap. He built a half million dollar house and know he thinks he better then me. People spend to much time whishing , dwelling they had what you have. Spend no time or effort to make it happen. It's nice to important but more important to be nice.

very well said cookster.