What do you do for a living to pay for your Bronco Addiction

[bigcountry]

I work for the Georgia Forestry Commission. I am a District Forester and am responsible the forest management and fire activites/suppression for a 23 county area. Good Lord willing I have about 11 years left to retirement, but will probably have to work around 15 more years due to kids in college about retirement time.

 

[Okie69]

Electronics Technician, United States Navy. I repair and maintain communications equipment as well as Blue Force Tracker (BFT) and Counter Radio-controlled Electronic Warfare (CREW) systems.

 

[Stutsmo]

I work as a group leader in the shipping department at a retail store fixture supplier, I have been there 18 years and counting….. Not sure how much longer because most retail outlets are now purchasing their fixtures from China….

 

[bax]

I run a halfway house for girls that wont go all the way.

 

[markperry]

I have been a FedEx driver/manager for 24 years, and my wife has been a FedEx driver for 27 years.

 

[bax]

I have been a FedEx driver/manager for 24 years, and my wife has been a FedEx driver for 27 years.

There is a package joke in there somewhere.

 

[Moldman]

Work as a tool and die maker making and repairing plastic injection molds for the plumbing market in Carson City NV. Also have a side business in the garage making gun parts in the off time.

 

[cmc]

Cool reading about the variety of jobs people have to support their Bronco's.....I am in my 22nd year in the Marine Corps; planning to retire after three more years. Deploying soon to Afghanistan in order to train Afghan police and Army....fortunately, I should have access to CB.com while I am gone.

 

[Mountain Ram]

I am a General Manager for an Electric motor repair company as well as a machine shop business and aftermarket services for a large electrical mining equipment mtg.

I recently came out of a 12 year career in engineering and corporate sales for the HVAC industry.

At one time- I was a suspension development engineer at Superlift.

Jack of many trades...

Todd

 

[Rox Crusher]

I am a sales manager for a manufacturer of rock crushers and related products such as vibrating sizing screens

 

[naneumranch]

Firefighter/Paramedic for the city of Mukilteo Wa.

 

[muskrat]

I'm in sales, selling products for telecom infrastructure. Been doing this for 5 years. Before that sold cabinets in the telecom world for 15 years. Best part I get to work from home so I can occasionally slip out to the garage and turn wrenches a little early!

 

[ilovemaui]

I'm an associate principal at a civil engineering consulting firm. Been an engineer for 24 years but I don't wear a funny hat. I been with this company for 19 years. HHPR

 

[70_Steve]

I work for Honeywell providing service and tech support for our industrial process controls and control systems. 15 years doing field service, 17 years tech support. Also bartended on the weekends for 14 years. That's where most of the Bronco money came from.

 

[soms007]

I am the plant manager for a metal fabrication company.
Worked my way up from part time employee.

 

[BroncKrawler]

Industrial pipe welder / photographer. I travel all around the west coast TIG'n up thin wall stainless pipe for pulp and resin plants.

 

[thegreatjustino]

Landscape Architect - going on 15 years. No, I don't install landscaping. I draw plans for new site work. I've been interested in the design/architecture/engineering profession since I was a sophomore in high school 20 years ago. I also substitute teach for a local school district, manage a few rental properties in town, and sell a ton of Bronco parts out of my garage. Mr. Jack of all trades in many ways.

 

[deltarat]

I retired from farming after 30 years and went into insurance for 10 years and I guess I have been semi-retired for the last 3 while remodeling my house,my sons house, building my shop and restoring my bronco. I am looking for another career now where I can live here and work on my schedule. I don't mind working a lot of hours, but just do not want to punch a clock. I guess it is from being self employed all my life.

 

[miikee73]

I have been a FedEx driver/manager for 24 years, and my wife has been a FedEx driver for 27 years.

Who looks better in the brown shorts?

 

[broncodriver99]

Who looks better in the brown shorts?

*snicker* I am pretty sure FedEx wears blue.