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

[Broncobowsher]

I drive a fork lift http://www.motortrend.com/oftheyear...nd_truck_of_the_year_contenders/photo_05.html
Video starting at 1:24 through 1:38 http://www.motortrend.com/oftheyear...ck_of_the_year_contenders/photo_09.html#photo
I also drive a New York City Crown Vic Taxi http://www.nytimes.com/2011/12/11/a...nakes-when-exiting-the-cab.html?_r=2&emc=eta1

A few years back put together http://www.trucktrend.com/autoshows...cal_center_north_america_projectx_xterra.html For SEMA and wrote http://www.atlas-tc.com/install/xterra.html

And a lot of other stuff I can't talk about.

But I have learned so much more about why cars and trucks were made the way that they are. What it takes to make a cooling system actually cool and also that cool isn't usually the right answer, proper temperture is a lot more important then just making it cool.

 

[allenfahey]

I work as an automotive painter for the last 19 years. I've worked at a Ford dealer for most of them but I'm at an independent shop now. Many more perks at an independent shop, yesterday I worked on my Bronco getting it ready for a cage. My Bronco addiction is 100% funded by side work "honey I won that at the Roundup last year"

 

[fordfan]

I own a small business "Bragg Enterprises Inc." (really it owns me)!! The business has two divisions: "Signs & Graphics" & "Rod & Custom". We have a full service sign shop which includes crane and bucket truck service, sheet metal fabrication, vinyl graphics, neon, etc. We also do custom fabrication: ie fire equipment, railing and some machining work. We design, build, and install. The custom automotive business also does more than Cameros and Broncos! We do everthing from TIG welding parts for defense contractors to painting Harleys!!! You made me do it there COULTER!!!!

 

[texastreasures]

I work as a Purchasing Agent (buyer) for The Boeing Company at the SA Texas Facility.
I Buy Goods and Services for the TX-Oklahoma Region. 13 years completed.

 

[TM Toys]

I'm a small buzi owner now yards_4u LLC in central VA . I left my real job at Crutchfield Corp after 15+ yrs to help a few senior customers that really needed my help , then after divorce I had to do this full time along w/ any side work I can get . Great being the boss , sucks that my peak seasons are Spring / Fall when most of the events are going on . So I have to miss alot of events,,, no Super-Cel show for me this yr.

 

[Chief Master Sergeant]

Based off my user name you can probably guess my employer. Been in the Air Force for 25 1/2 years. Served as a Law Enforcement Specialist for my first 13 years. Retrained into Safety (OSHA for the AF) and did that for three years. Retrained again and became a First Sergeant...AKA Human Resource Management/Ass Kicker, for six years. Decided to return to Safety and have been here ever since. I am the Safety Functional Area Manager for Air Education and Training Command, which means I control manning and deployments for personnel at 13 bases spread out across the US. Riding a desk sucks!

 

[Duck$$$]

Sweet potato, corn , soybean and cotton farmer. Also pack and broker produce. EAT MORE SWEET POTATOES so I can complete my bronco !!

Sweet potato capital of the world,MS

 

[green77bronco]

I have 19yrs as a Postal worker. Moved jobs at the post office alot. I've been a clerk, mailhandler, city carrier, custodian and now I'm a Equipment mechanic. I think I'll keep this job for a while.

 

[hannibal61577]

I work for the Air Force as an Equipment Specialist. I'm a civilian, but am stationed with an active duty Air Control Squadron. Sometimes I even get to deploy with the unit.

Since active duty folks come and go so quickly, I'm there to provide advice, continuity and expertise on roughly 10 different command and control systems. I have to know everything from RADAR to data links to networking. Kind of have to be a jack of all trades.

I provide training and help out when they cannot fix a problem themselves. The kids these days can really keep you on your toes..... ;D

 

[yewhi]

I am a research scientist. I work within an investigative pathology group that provides services for oncology, vaccine and metabolic disease groups.

 

[jim3326]

No worries, no hurries, no phone, no boss (co-pilot excluded). Making a small fortune out of a large one, stock market, futures and forex. Sometimes good, sometimes not so much.

Jim W.

 

[BluebroncoNC]

I am a research scientist. I work within an investigative pathology group that provides services for oncology, vaccine and metabolic disease groups.

Wow, for a second I thought that was the paint job on your hood.

 

[billd987]

Ford dealer....still get to play with cars after all these years;D

 

[6677ebman]

Coal miner, it really gets in you're blood! 2000 ft underground, it's like a city down there

 

[70 sport WA]

I'm vice president for enrollment at a nice little university in the Texas panhandle. Been doing this kind of administrative stuff for about 20 years...started as a student worker and just kinda worked my way up. Every month or so I consult for other universities a la Chef Ramsey (find out what they're doing wrong, yell a lot, swear a bit, and help them clean up their act.)

 

[Gerbow]

Coal miner, it really gets in you're blood! 2000 ft underground, it's like a city down there

Well, I havent read thru all the posts, but I'd say you probaly have the toughest job of all these guys... Man, be safe down there!!

 

[garberz]

I'm a concrete pump operator. I've been doing this for the last 27 years, except the last 3 only counted as, maybe one year of work. %)

 

[ken75ranger]

Warehouse coordinator for Eastern Copy Products. 1 day experience. Today will double my experience with the company.

 

[tasker]

Commercial and residential construction of all phases for 15 years. After construction got to be feast or famine, I became a flowback operator in the natural gas field on the production end.(go ahead Tasker or NGA will likely run with the natural gas thing!) Monitoring gas and fluid rates and sending it down the sales line were it eventually ends up at your homes. Think of me next time you turn the stove on or wifey bumps the thermostat up!

i know when i think of "gas" i am thinking of you magic man! ;D

 

[bax]

I am one of the blue man group. Servicing porta pottys near you. The job sucks but there is lots of time to read the writing on the walls.