Actually the"REAL Old Corps Marines" were regarded as the 'China Marines and the FMF' of the mid to late 30's. (but you know that ) Haven't thought about how we would be regarded (been a long time since the late 50's) by the newer Corps members. When I was 19 I thought 35 was old. When I hit 30 I revised it to 50. When I hit 60 I started thinking you didn't get old til you hit 90! (and those numbers are NOT MPH) But I'll gladly accept 'old Corps meets new Corps'. Now with a RED Crossfire roadster I'm feeling younger and younger!! And, as has been said before, 'can't keep the smile off my face while I'm driving it'!!!!