What do you do for a living?

Mechanical Engineer/Project Manager. Design, build and maintain chemical plants. Pumps, pipe, compressors, turbines, gearboxes, etc. Long time with a large, Eastern based chemical company. Retired, and work contract now.

 

Medical Device Manufacturing Engineering Manager... we make devices to fix you when you are broke.

 

Nothing ...

Retired BUM with a government retirement check for life.
Wife retired also from the government ... so we can play together.
I am also in the real estate business ... part-time, which I do to add money to my 32 Ford play fund.

After my time was up with the government job, I just play with my 32's or ride the Harley. Real estate is off right now, BUT hopefully it will pickup after the national elections, depending on who gets elected.

 

Machinist/Fabricator past 10+ years. Been working for a high-end handrailing outfit for the past year. I get to go out on the road once in a while 11 states in the past year. If your ever in San Diego check out UCSD's Rady building, we did most of the interior railing and all of the exterior, and probably my favorite job. Shame it was so close to the girls softball field...

Handrail Design Inc.
http://hdirailings.com/

 

I manage a goat ranch in East Texas. Used to be a vet tech, but this is way more fun and a lot less people to deal with.
And if I don't like my employees, they go to the packing house!

 

Nuclear weapons engineer. All my work is classified stuff.

Also the official HAMB metallurgist on the side.

 

Talent scout for Juggs magazine.

 

I write, negotiate, administer Subcontractors to companies like Goodrich Aviation who supports military Prime contract for 24 each C-9 Aircraft. Mostly Navy some Air Force some Marines and one NASA. The one they do the zero gravitiy training in. I buy services for the government for these Aircraft and Maintence for the Airframe Engines and Field teams for modifications. These Aircraft are supporting our guy's in Iraq and all over the world. 6 more years and they will ensure that I retire, I'm not I cam fully retire. Im going to have to continue working making some sort of money to support my projects.

 

I'm a Photo Critic for the Sun Newspaper in San Bernardino ca. Which means I live in photoshop taking pictures like below and making printable. Thats an awesome photo Rendog!

 

I used to work for a Case/ Case IH dealer as a Professional Kicking dog. I now work for the worlds largest farm, as a Professional Asshole.

Pays a whole heck of a lot more and I get to piss people off. Tough job, but I think I'm up to the task.

Only drawback is I'm up at 3am and in bed at 630pm at the very latest.........6-7 days a week.

 

I own a trophy shop. Used to be a Mercedes tech but the new gig is alot easier on my back.

 

I am a Salesman, Instaler, Fabricator at a local Truck and SUV Shop...

I do all those big lift kits, performance chips and annoying exhaust on those stupid deisel trucks.

We also have a complete towing center at the shop, so I get to see some trailer queen builders who come in to have their trailers serviced so they can make it to the next big show.

But currently I am looking for a new job, as this one is not workign out very well!

 

Bail agent / Investigator..

 

Gomer pumps gas ... Goober fixes cars.

 

I am a Mazda service manager at a dealership selling and servicing 4 diverse car lines in house.... Talk about not having parts in stock.. Ha!

I am too dumb to work on people's cars so I just do the legwork and break my own stuff...

 

Staff Sergeant USMC 13 years and running. Besides that I bail out the parents when they need it and try to explain to the wiffy that I`m not the 19 year, didn`t know any better boy that she married 11 years ago and that the cars and tattoos are staying.

 

Creative director in the ad world. Paid my dues at the big agencies in NYC and just moved to Oregon not too long ago so I can actually have garage and tool space.

 

Retired from the Phone Co.

 

First of let me introduce myself to all you HAMB members..I been lurking for quite some time..and really enjoying the site.. you guys are a great bunch of Hotrodders..and plan to get involved here allot more...

I been building woodies for some time now..which I am sure you seen a few of them around the Mags and events.. The Woodie Works is one of the things I do..besides being a graphic artist and sell flame masking kits, engine turned stuff and hotrod shirts..







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Firefighter, landscaper, and I cause trouble in the garage every chance I get!

 

Designer at General Motors by day, gear head and overall delinquent by night.

 

Was a millwright for a quarter century, after back surgery I am looking for another career ( I am back in college again, older than the instructors) , anyone need an grumpy old fart to kick around the office?
I am available on a loner basis according to my wife.

 

Marine Corps Armorer. I play with machine guns all day long. I'm actually an instructor right now so I teach 18-19 year old kids how to fix weapons when they join the Marine Corps and Army. Deployed to Iraq and Afghanistan and got blown up by a mortar round (they hurt). Purple Heart recipient.

I like working with my hands and watching something function that I just made or repaired.

 

Local 374 Boilermaker,in a nut shell I'm a union heliarc welder.

 

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Work as a Quality Inspector at a Freightliner Truck plant. But unlike Ford, Quantity is job one. I do a lot of sheetmetal work on cars as a sideline. Sent out some resumes this week for fabricator jobs to several NASCAR teams, might be changing jobs soon.

 

Own an engineering consulting corporation.

 

SHOE SALESMAN !!!!!!!!!

 

Machinist/Welder/Fabricator/Riveter/Jr Engineer/Mechanic's Savior for the N.Y. Air National Gaurd. If the Air Force can't buy it, borrow it or steal it, I make it from scratch. I'm a one man shop so I can always give myself the day off hehe.

 

Serving/Selling survival and diving suits.
Mostly to Firedepartments and coastguard.
Also serving misc scuba Diving equipment.