Don't feel too bad, its the same fate for model train clubs, model airplane clubs, real airplane clubs, car clubs, etc. The cost today for items like tractors, airplanes, old cars, model train layouts is out of touch with the young. I used to belong to several clubs like that, all populated by old men that could afford it, nary a young guy to be found. Sad but now I can understand gaming and its attraction. Like your old tractor hoarder I have run into many like that, whine about their hobby dying out but yet unable or unwilling to understand why. I wonder where all the experienced mentors went to? When I was a kid all the old guys took me under there wing and shared their passion and experience to get me going, and they did. Now I believe its all about me me me. Life I guess. Years back I tried to get aviation summer school for kids started to teach the young to fly, not one old guy stepped up to help, too busy with themselves. Rant over, thanks.
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