First retired 1993, been beating the system ever since.I’ve been retired since 2009, I was 55 years old. Glad I have lived long enough to enjoy it. The Slate will just be the next adventure.
I was waving at you in 1992 when driving from Decatur to Marietta for work after college.First retired 1993, been beating the system ever since.
In a similar way, my dad (104!) would love the Slate. I will be interested to see if he lives long enough to see one. He was amazed at my Lightning (insisted on looking for the motor in the Frunk last year).Not exactly knockin’ on heaven’s door but can see it from here. Owning a BEV on the bucket list but hate all the SDVs. Then came Slate.
Last month at his farm on his 104 birthday- yup, he insisted on looking under the hood of my wife’s new GH. He trained as a mechanic in 1945 after WW2!In a similar way, my dad (104!) would love the Slate. I will be interested to see if he lives long enough to see one. He was amazed at my Lightning (insisted on looking for the motor in the Frunk last year).
Congrats, keep kicking Cancers Butt!I retired as a Pilot in 1997 due to Cancer and a 3 to 6 month Life expectancy. I screwed up and somehow I am still here !
If Ford brought back the Ranger I'd buy 2. lol.So far it looks like 30% of us are Gen X who miss the compact single cab trucks we grew up around.
LOL - that's awesome!Last month at his farm on his 104 birthday- yup, he insisted on looking under the hood of my wife’s new GH. He trained as a mechanic in 1945 after WW2!
Congratulations! Glad to hear you put that cancer demon in its place.I retired as a Pilot in 1997 due to Cancer and a 3 to 6 month Life expectancy. I screwed up and somehow I am still here !
