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Posted February 16, 2009
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Chattanooga, Tennessee
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American Vintage Cars 1
When Steven Spielberg directed the first Star Wars movie and the first
Indiana Jones movie funds were not easly available. The talent was raw,
so was the creativity. They had fun. If I am correct, the movies barely
made it to the theatres do to the lack of funds. You may not have to enjoy
these types of movies to realize they are hits to this day. Look at the
new Star Wars and Indiana Jones movies, they are without passion and
character. Read the reviews.
Why? Same goes for the automotive business. In the beginning it was a
challenge, one had to work hard to stay creative. Especially working
within a budget. I am not sure if its greed or things became easier
from success. I know this, when you have less you are more creative.
You are less passive. ( I am refering to people who are motivated)
Sometimes with success we become overconfident and less aware.
It happens to the best of us, things get easier and we became passive.
The American Automotive Industry is the first of its kind. It
paved the way in design and became the leader. The Industry became
overconfident and banked on their past. And where are they now?
The early designers had integrity. World nations fell in love with us and envied our design.
We started this trend in America and now lets finish it.
Find your drafting table, blow off the dust and get to work.
vince
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