Want to return to trucking.

I had twelve years OTR experience, then wife said enough it enough. I know you have all heard it.
I left trucking and went to work working on trucks and heavy equipment, just over thirty years worth.

I'm 68 years young and in excellent health, don't smoke, drink, eat right, and never done drugs. Have clean DMV. I have hauled refrigerated, both frozen and perishables, hauled cars for five years, pulled doubles in the Northwest in both winter and summer, seen plenty of snow and ice. All can be verified through previous employers. I was also a driver trainer for North Wind Trucking. Also dispatched for them for a while.

So what is my question. Since I haven't driven professionally for many years, and my age will probably work against me. What is the chance of getting back on the road? Finding a job for me now is a need, not just a desire. I really don't want to run team again, but will if I can't find solo work.

I have a clean DMV, want to keep it that way so I will only run legal, in the 70s I did plenty of modifications of the log book, won't do that anymore.

 

Thanks for all the encouragement, it is appreciated. Sure I have bob-tailed and road tested trucks for years, that is much different than being a driver as you all know. I think I will try posting on Craigslist.
What few companies I have talked to said they all want current OTR experience and I can understand that to a point. I do know electronic logs will be mandatory soon and that is fine with me, because I did enough cheating in the 70s and early 80s and those days are done.
One thing, the trucks today are so much nicer than anything I drove back then, we never had power steering, or automatics, air conditioning sometimes, and most of the old rigs were dogs power wise and road like a tank. The first truck I drove was an old KW with a 220 naturally aspirated 220 Cummings. It had browning boxes (twin stick) and no air conditioning. We have come a long ways.
Some of the new technology that is coming to the trucking industry is pretty incredible.