Gone at 89. The auto industry lost a great.
http://www.nytimes.com/2012/05/12/sp...ies-at-89.html
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Gone at 89. The auto industry lost a great.
http://www.nytimes.com/2012/05/12/sp...ies-at-89.html
with all the news of late, sounds like heaven's about to go through its golden age.
Sure seems like it. These are all the great folks (some, not so great) from my Dad's generation.
Too bad, the guy was an amazing talent. But at 89, he didn't get cheated.
Very sorry to hear this.........he was from my era and a great man.........he will be missed.
A "hands on engineer" who kept doing cool things, even when he "retired". :sadwave:
My grandmother will be 98 about a week or so before the supposed end of the world in December.Quote:
Originally Posted by w2amr
That is a shame for sure.
Aww man. That's sad. I saw him recently somewhere.
Got an old HS buddy (RWN, but that's beside the point) who spent a lot of years racing Shelbys and owned a few. Surprised I haven't heard from him. He's probably got a long night ahead.