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Redline novdog · 09-20-2015, 03:22 PM

I just read you intro post Kieth.Very nice. Between you and your family experiences and you still have a passion for the vehicles!!
Flykelley your read is just as impressive!!! Career at GM and sounds like you too still have a passion for the vehicles.
MY HAT off to both of you.It takes alot to be with a company that long and still care.
I'm going on 22yrs.at Cat. the only thing keeping me going is doing different jobs
Gear cell for 8yrs.,Morton Parts warehouse 13mos.,Mapleton foundry 8mos.the rest in inspection and assembly(engine and tractor)
I presume that's what kept you guys going was new/different/challenging jobs?

09-20-2015, 03:22 PM	#11
Redline novdog Registered User Join Date: Jan 2012 Location: Washington,Il Posts: 632	Re: truck line assemblers I just read you intro post Kieth.Very nice. Between you and your family experiences and you still have a passion for the vehicles!! Flykelley your read is just as impressive!!! Career at GM and sounds like you too still have a passion for the vehicles. MY HAT off to both of you.It takes alot to be with a company that long and still care. I'm going on 22yrs.at Cat. the only thing keeping me going is doing different jobs Gear cell for 8yrs.,Morton Parts warehouse 13mos.,Mapleton foundry 8mos.the rest in inspection and assembly(engine and tractor) I presume that's what kept you guys going was new/different/challenging jobs? __________________ It builds on my intelligence when I make a mistake, Boy am I building on it! '67 C-10,'70 Nova SS



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