Occupations/job descriptions of forum members?
02-14-2009, 04:47 PM
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Occupations/job descriptions of forum members?
Pretty interesting thread over in the C6 guys,like to see what the C4 guys do.
I'll start it off. I work for the Big State of North Carolina Department of Corrections. wow what a job,nothing better than fighting for a living....
I'll start it off. I work for the Big State of North Carolina Department of Corrections. wow what a job,nothing better than fighting for a living....
02-14-2009, 05:10 PM
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I work For Sabre in good old southlake texas, i basically sit in a nice cubical with a file cabinet full of snacks and work with a bunch of hotels nothing to exsiting but it pays the bills!!
02-14-2009, 05:14 PM
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I sell Granite Countertops and hardwood floors, tile natural stone and carpet. i am the only employee in the highland village texas location which alows me to spend most of my day lookting at C.F 
02-14-2009, 05:39 PM
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Burning Brakes
Im 59 years old work for a small enviornmental co drilling monitor wells and soil borings. I have a 96 CE and a 66 coupe both are regulars at Englishtown RWP. The work is tough but it pays for my toys 
02-14-2009, 05:56 PM
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Le Mans Master
A similar thread in Nor Cal section has been active for awhile.
I own and operate a small corporation that produces precast concrete items such as concrete pipe supports, splash blocks, concrete vault covers and other small concrete boxes for the underground industry. I also do custom steel fabracation of covers for vaults. My last cover was for a 8'x10' clear opening that you can drive fire trucks across or other big rigs that shipped into the City of Napa California. It can be lifted off to gain full access to a very large electrical transformer. I also manufacture many different steel items for various industries.
I have built my own camber brace that easily bolts in and out (less than 3 minutes to remove or install), "test pipe" and exhaust from cat back. And just playing around made several "branding irons" like this one (M M H) for a friends grandchildren.
I own and operate a small corporation that produces precast concrete items such as concrete pipe supports, splash blocks, concrete vault covers and other small concrete boxes for the underground industry. I also do custom steel fabracation of covers for vaults. My last cover was for a 8'x10' clear opening that you can drive fire trucks across or other big rigs that shipped into the City of Napa California. It can be lifted off to gain full access to a very large electrical transformer. I also manufacture many different steel items for various industries.
I have built my own camber brace that easily bolts in and out (less than 3 minutes to remove or install), "test pipe" and exhaust from cat back. And just playing around made several "branding irons" like this one (M M H) for a friends grandchildren.
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02-14-2009, 06:00 PM
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For the last 25 years I did upholstery on collector cars, mainly pre World War II cars, with most of those being Packards. Now I am working on the restoration of our 1931 Cadillac Town Sedan.
02-14-2009, 06:12 PM
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02-14-2009, 06:32 PM
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Race Director
Retired US Army Reserve (infantry, clerical, trucker, X-ray).
Now working as a Radiographer at an Urgent Care clinic. Great job for a "leg man"!
Now working as a Radiographer at an Urgent Care clinic. Great job for a "leg man"!