What do you do for a living?
Carpenter Local 745
Joined: Apr 2006
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From: on da beach
You guys are Hijacking the original posters thread!
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BTW I used to like watching Road Course racing IMSA? or the other sanction that is no longer.? I can't remember. There were some cool Black "Mustangs".
Who were the Mustang drivers?
Gentilozi(spelling) used to race.
.BTW I used to like watching Road Course racing IMSA? or the other sanction that is no longer.? I can't remember. There were some cool Black "Mustangs".
Who were the Mustang drivers?
Gentilozi(spelling) used to race.
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FTE Leadership Emeritus
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From: Lakewood, Ca.
Originally Posted by khadma
I know! So are you planning a GTG in Hawai'i?
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.I won't say that it's an impossibility, but it would definitely be a long term plan - but how cool would that be? A history making FTE GTG of the SoCal/Hawai'i Chapter in Hawai'i!
What I would like to try to do is have our Chapter plan GTG's in the different areas, since we are so separated by distance. Hawai'i, San Diego, Inland Empire,Ventura, and then maybe 1 GTG for all once a year.
So it is not entirely out of the question.
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From: Lakewood, Ca.
Originally Posted by sglaine
I own a computer repair shop and custom built systems..Also we do lawn care business as well....We are currently bidding on 12 jobs right now. For the spring.....
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From: Sapulpa OK
Drive my '02 F350 around Central California repairing industrial machinery. Just a big tool box on wheels. Oh ya, I also fix things in Northern and Southern California as well as Nevada and Arizona. I'll go anywhere you want to pay me $70/hr and $1.00/mile.
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Originally Posted by fixnair
Drive my '02 F350 around Central California repairing industrial machinery. Just a big tool box on wheels. Oh ya, I also fix things in Northern and Southern California as well as Nevada and Arizona. I'll go anywhere you want to pay me $70/hr and $1.00/mile.
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From: Simi Valley, CA
What do you do for a living?
Today, it's next to nothing...but once...
Studebaker/Packard Partsman (part time) 1960/62 ~ Ford Partsman 1962/97.
Worked part time for Ford Parts Obsolete in Long Beach.
In the 1970's, working on weekends, detailed engines for a large classic car resto shop/sales store.
Bought and sold Ford & Packard NOS parts, porcelain and enamel signs, shop and other manuals from 1966 thru the 1990's.
Covered the 11 western states, visited more than 500 car dealers...crawled into attics, basements, chicken coops, even found a mortuary once that was loaded with 1930's Packard parts.
Swap meet/yard sale addict: 1966 to today.
Bought nice original 1940's, 50's and early 60's cars, detailed them and sold them (usually) making a buck or two. (I see the prices today for these same piles, I just can't believe it).
Bought and sold antique firearms....mostly Winchester levers. Still do this today.
Bought and sold all kinds of collectibles, including pottery, toys, cameras, Indian relics...all kinds of junk.
Had a space in an antique mall once. Quickly found out the the owner of the mall that rented the spaces, made far more money then the sellers ever did.
Studebaker/Packard Partsman (part time) 1960/62 ~ Ford Partsman 1962/97.
Worked part time for Ford Parts Obsolete in Long Beach.
In the 1970's, working on weekends, detailed engines for a large classic car resto shop/sales store.
Bought and sold Ford & Packard NOS parts, porcelain and enamel signs, shop and other manuals from 1966 thru the 1990's.
Covered the 11 western states, visited more than 500 car dealers...crawled into attics, basements, chicken coops, even found a mortuary once that was loaded with 1930's Packard parts.
Swap meet/yard sale addict: 1966 to today.
Bought nice original 1940's, 50's and early 60's cars, detailed them and sold them (usually) making a buck or two. (I see the prices today for these same piles, I just can't believe it).
Bought and sold antique firearms....mostly Winchester levers. Still do this today.
Bought and sold all kinds of collectibles, including pottery, toys, cameras, Indian relics...all kinds of junk.
Had a space in an antique mall once. Quickly found out the the owner of the mall that rented the spaces, made far more money then the sellers ever did.
Last edited by NumberDummy; Jan 24, 2008 at 02:42 AM.
