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lightonthehill · 11-07-2005, 05:22 PM

Yes, 26 is not too old. I don't remember turning 26, but I am sure it was not a traumatic event.

For that matter, I don't remember my 70th birthday, either. But again, I'm sure it was not a traumatic event. I was still shooting jump shots at 70, but now move further behind the three point line and shoot long treys. Gets away from the defender and saves stress on my knees.

The wonderful thing about the Maxima is that it can be enjoyed at any age. I loved the first Maxima I saw a quarter century ago, and have owned nothing else for over two decades.

I fully intend to be driving Maximas when I am 95, but have already agreed with my wife that, whether a competent driver or not, I will hand her the keys to my Maxima when I turn 96. She will be my Maxima chauffeur from that point on.

My wife and I will be spending this entire week at the courthouse (jury duty). We park our SL in a conspicuous spot, and can't help but notice every head that passes seems to turn and look at our clean, shiny Maxima. Warm. Fuzzy.

11-07-2005, 05:22 PM	#78
lightonthehill Senior Member Join Date: Jun 2003 Location: a meadow south of Atlanta iTrader: (0) Posts: 3,848	Yes, 26 is not too old. I don't remember turning 26, but I am sure it was not a traumatic event. For that matter, I don't remember my 70th birthday, either. But again, I'm sure it was not a traumatic event. I was still shooting jump shots at 70, but now move further behind the three point line and shoot long treys. Gets away from the defender and saves stress on my knees. The wonderful thing about the Maxima is that it can be enjoyed at any age. I loved the first Maxima I saw a quarter century ago, and have owned nothing else for over two decades. I fully intend to be driving Maximas when I am 95, but have already agreed with my wife that, whether a competent driver or not, I will hand her the keys to my Maxima when I turn 96. She will be my Maxima chauffeur from that point on. My wife and I will be spending this entire week at the courthouse (jury duty). We park our SL in a conspicuous spot, and can't help but notice every head that passes seems to turn and look at our clean, shiny Maxima. Warm. Fuzzy.