[QUOTE=Keith Seymore;3895365]I saw that, too.
I thought it was a good article, but at the time I had just a couple of super nit-picky comments (Rocky -if you happen to see this I mean it in the most constructive way):
a) The caption for this picture reads "...a worker is putting the finishing touches, etc". Actually, this looks like a line supervisor to me, since he is wearing a necktie. Since he is doing some work, rather than an hourly employee, it means there is something wrong and he is desperately trying to get it fixed before it is too late (like before the engine leaves the last station and is conveyed over to the chassis). Given that background, you can kind of "feel" the tension in the photo and see the look of determination in his face.
When you see "neckties" working on the line, it usually means there is something "bad wrong"....(lol)
He's quickly intalling the "hidden" oil gally plug, some Chev guys were on the line that day...lol.
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