RoadiJeff
Well-Known Member
This thread reminded me of when I worked in production at a Chrysler assembly plant back in the 80s. I was one of two who drove them off the line and to the roll test stations. Occasionally, we had to drive a stick shift. Those were exports but we'd get a few off the line per shift.
My regular partner and I both knew how to drive a stick but he wasn't always there and his replacement frequently didn't know how to drive one so I got to drive all the sticks on those days. Also, we knew which of the 4 roll test operators didn't know how to drive a stick and we avoided their booths when we had a stick.
Ahh...the memories.
My regular partner and I both knew how to drive a stick but he wasn't always there and his replacement frequently didn't know how to drive one so I got to drive all the sticks on those days. Also, we knew which of the 4 roll test operators didn't know how to drive a stick and we avoided their booths when we had a stick.
Ahh...the memories.
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