Moved this from thoughts on Randall Young's passing to a new topic Did not know Randall personally but certainly did see how great a contributor he was to the community. His passing reminds me of one thing that many of us share, and that is we are 'older' and remember the TR6 from its glory days in the 70s. I myself bought my first TR6 in the early 70s, a 71 that was 3 or 4 years old.
The challenge I find myself thinking about is how we pass this along to another generation. Forgive me for forgetting who it is, but the idea of 'taking a young person for a ride' is a very positive effort in this direction. I myself have been grooming a nephew, hoping that I can convey the excitement that this car brings to all of us.
Curious as to others' thoughts on how we 'pass it on' and enable the next generation of Randall Yough's to enjoy the timelessness of this car and continue to bring new innovation to how to enjoy them.
For some additional thought, I have added a poll that seeks to gauge whether your car, or just the fever to get one comes from another generation.
The second choice, which applies to me, looks to uncover how many of us are into this passion because we have a long-standing connection to it.
You should be able to see the results as you vote, so have at it. Additionally, thanks in advance for any thoughts on how to pass this passion to a new generation.
Dan
The challenge I find myself thinking about is how we pass this along to another generation. Forgive me for forgetting who it is, but the idea of 'taking a young person for a ride' is a very positive effort in this direction. I myself have been grooming a nephew, hoping that I can convey the excitement that this car brings to all of us.
Curious as to others' thoughts on how we 'pass it on' and enable the next generation of Randall Yough's to enjoy the timelessness of this car and continue to bring new innovation to how to enjoy them.
For some additional thought, I have added a poll that seeks to gauge whether your car, or just the fever to get one comes from another generation.
The second choice, which applies to me, looks to uncover how many of us are into this passion because we have a long-standing connection to it.
You should be able to see the results as you vote, so have at it. Additionally, thanks in advance for any thoughts on how to pass this passion to a new generation.
Dan
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