Jeez....sure looks like retirement at 65 may not have been that common back then. Honestly looked like they had decent jobs....hard to walk away from good money.
Love what you do, you never work a day in your life. I replaced a guy at an electrical parts sales house a few years ago, they forced him to retire, at 82 he was still kicking !
Not complaining, as I have very much to be grateful for, but I have been in the concert business 52 years, always was my own boss, looked forward to going to work every single day, traveled the world, and worked with a lot of interesting people. Had 17 semi's of equipment, and then covid hit, and did 2 concerts in next 4 years and decided it was time to quit, in good health, until out of the blue, 7 weeks ago that all changed.
I didn’t think you were complaining, I was just stating some people retire as soon as they can, some people just keep going.
I think people just looked older back then.
I looked them up, those dudes are 38 and 41, respectively
Im 61......you just made my day lol.
no. thats from a guy that wanted me to price/buy it...lol
Story I heard is a bit different. Virgil left Chrysler AFTER the initial design of the 62 Dart, before production, Chrysler heard/misinterpreted some false info that GM was ready to offer a midsize car, and Chrysler panicked and according to some butchered Virgil's original design offering in a scramble, and accounts for some of the odd proportions that accounts for the Darts odd look, that some of us love. It's narrowness to be midsize is what stands out to me. I have no way to debunk or confirm any of these stories, other than Virgil was long gone design wise when the 62 Darts hit the sales floor.
