Nope, not as long as I am alive, at least in my mind anyway. Once your 100 is 25 years old and eligible for vintage plates, I will still be rocking my 1981 BJ42 (even if I have to grow my own peanut oil to make it run), while your 100 will be long gone and you will most likely have some other modern machine and telling me I am stupid and such, but I won't care. Any 100 still on the road in 10 - 20 years (or 80 series) I will consider an old truck, but it will never be old school in my books. You can cry and yell at me, calling me a hill billy all you want, to try and change my mind, but being stubborn and loyal about a cause to the end is one of the main traits of old school.
