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

[tvall]

I manage marketing for a pool supply manufacturer.

 

[adl3026]

I now own and manage commercial real estate. We have retail and industrial properties. I spent almost 20 years as a residential remodeling contractor prior to what I do now. Waiting on checks is a lot easier than construction.

 

[bax]

Im back to taking big pieces of wood and cutting them into little pieces of wood Then I glue them together and make big pieces of wood. Production manager for a millwork co. "Do you want wood with that?"

 

[slowRoaner]

I am in my last week of undergrad for bussiness managment. Looking for a job! (from durango to bozeman!)

Ideally id like to design/engineer/develop things for the aftermarket automotive industry, but will probably start by working for someone else getting setup financially to start my own small bussiness.

Longterm I hope to own some relestate property, allowing me to do something with the kids when they grow up - if they show any interest in working with their old man

Michael

 

[Beer and Fish]

Clean Windows

Big mansion windows!

 

[Flhtrdr]

I am a grade and drain foreman for a heavy highway construction company.

 

[DJs74]

Engineering, Engineering, Engineering... my first 15 years was spent designing and testing aftermarket gauges for NASCAR, NHRA, Pro Steet and Hot Rodders in general along with developing fuel systems for ATVs and Personal Watercraft. I briefly dabbled in OEM instrument cluster design and fuel systems for VW & GM but liked the aftermarket side better.
Currently @ 14 years with an Engineered Seal company. We sell just about every type of seal for any type of industry and provide our customers with custom seal designs solutions and/or design suggestions for the mating seal grooves. We also provide design support and components in plastic injection molding, stamped metals, CNC and screw machine technologies.

Interesting note for me personally: I owned my first EB (1976, 302, 3 speed on the column) in 1986 just as I was entering my professional career (was what I drove to work day 1). I did some things to my '76 but what a difference as compared to what I've done to my current '74 because of what I've learned and my increased knowledge & skill level since way back then. Wish I had my '76 back too. But I've had a boat load of Ford's in between - mostly '78 & '79 F150s and Broncos.



DJs74

 

[Timmy390]

Computer guy, Own rental property and coach Fastpitch softball (14U)

Tim

 

[Redhorse1]

Build and repair power lines (Lineman). Also restore power from storm damage.

 

[Cohammer]

Work in Atlanta Ga , Union plumber for 36 years , worked for the same company for the past 16 years as foreman doing large projects and small . Sell antiques collectables and restore old coke machines one the side to get my extra spending money . Sold a stoner candy machine and a 80 year old firestone sign to buy my 74 ranger.

 

[miikee73]

Work in Atlanta Ga , Union plumber for 36 years , worked for the same company for the past 16 years as foreman doing large projects and small . Sell antiques collectables and restore old coke machines one the side to get my extra spending money . Sold a stoner candy machine and a 80 year old firestone sign to buy my 74 ranger.

Funny I had to Google Stoner to see if you sold a Stoner a candy machine or you sold a stoner a candy machine.%)

 

[NGABronco]

Worked my butt off for over 40 years and now I sit back and wait for the G'ovt to send one check and the old company (32 years) to send the other one!!! Ain't life Grand!!!;D;D;D

 

[Mustangs2]

This is a fun thread to read through...

I started out in accounting...was a commercial banker for 20 years...now a Chief Operating Officer for a non profit

 

[Broncotj0]

I was a production development coodinator for a plastics company that made beverage coolers. We produced everything from high end fishing/camping equipment to large concession equipment for all of the large stadiums and arenas around the US and internationally. Took a quick stop in the bar business and then on to the railroad. Currently I am a yardmaster. Basically I control train movement in a seven mile stretch for the UP and foreign railroads along with managing the crews that switch out the industries in town.

 

[bbow]

Project Manager for a mechanical contractor. We do commercial and industrial heating, ventilation and air conditioning. Been in the HVAC industry for 24 years.

 

[sprdv1]

Worked my butt off for over 40 years and now I sit back and wait for the G'ovt to send one check and the old company (32 years) to send the other one!!! Ain't life Grand!!!;D;D;D

Amen mister. Glad some of us can enjoy that life

 

[Casey4wd]

Commercial Real Estate Mortgage Broker... I arrange debt financing for commercial real estate investments. It is the blue collar job in a white collar profession.

 

[sbeard73]

International Offshore oil/gas Production for the last 18yrs, currently working in Angola, West Africa.

 

[Datch]

Retired Military Fire fighter currently working in the Health care system providing fire and Life Safety training.

 

[romerdoug]

I am a senior practice manager at a local hospital. I currently have 11 different physician offices that I manage. I have all specialists, it's pretty much like being a babysitter in in the 2-3 year old class at a daycare! Haha.