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Manufacturing Engineer at BorgWarner Automotive.
BS in Mechanical Engineering from Rochester Institute of Technology.
4 classes shy of an MBA from the University of Phoenix.
Owned my 75 for about 4 years, still in the process of a frame-off resto.
Used to be a Software Engineer, but have migrated into Project Management instead (PMP). My MS is in IT (2001). Own a numbers matching L46 (350/350) 1970 convertible 4-speed.
Gene, i have been doing this for Disney for 28 yrs now! everything from working on guests cars to building roller coasters! practical experience sure goes a long way!
Glengages , here in orlando we have a lot of unusual motive power to film. AC powered GE's from CSX (6000hp) to BNSF and some Union Pacific. see all kinds of lease/loan power. plus have a small short line that runs a few old GP's. ever seen a GP35?
Glengages , here in orlando we have a lot of unusual motive power to film. AC powered GE's from CSX (6000hp) to BNSF and some Union Pacific. see all kinds of lease/loan power. plus have a small short line that runs a few old GP's. ever seen a GP35?
Not often, altho NS seems to shuttle some od stuff thru here.....
In the last few months, I'll see a BNSF pumpkin oncea month:
yesterday, I saw a pumpkin AND a war-bonnet
NS runs 95% of their-own "Black Nag/Horse-Head" GE -9s on the old Pittsburgh Division:
a 'Desert-Storm' version (tan primer) is cause for celebration.....
Last edited by Glensgages; Oct 17, 2004 at 12:08 AM.
Wow - lots of engineer types. BSEE from University of Hawaii here - research and development for US Navy (mostly sonar). 79-C3 and 98-C5. Got the 79 for a project - and it sure is....but I love it. C5 drives like a charm, lots of power and never HAVE to work on it.