What's Your Profession?

[dwchockey13]

25, and I work for a transportation company (non asset based 3pl if anybody knows the lingo)

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[Highwayman]

24 years old. Getting BS in Business Admin Management (Supply Chain). Working at the university and in backgrounds for a career in chasing tail lights (hopefully highwayman gets it). Ive been on two wheels for 5 years and hopefully will be getting a 2.3L next year as a grad present to myself.

Congrats and good luck!

 

[rwickens]

44, I work as a Mechanical Engineer.

 

[Reaper]

26
B.S. - Dual concentrations in environmental science / information knowledge management
Software Engineer / consultant (specializing in business intelligence solutions but jack-of-all-trades, master of some)

 

[mpwillis]

Great thread. :clap2:
My first car was a 3-yr old 65 'stang, so I join the minority of folks here actually older than the marque. Retired Naval Aviator. Loved the smell of JP too much and now work in the Navy Pilot training program here in Pensacola. Very fond of verts. Ready for my first Mustang in 50 years; and to continue to enjoy this dynamic community. I'm a COTUS refresh expert, hoping for a Feb delivery.

 

[Don's Ruby]

23 y/o EMT-Firefighter and Anesthesia Tech in the operating room at a hospital. Ordered a Ruby Red Mustang GT premium PP w/ reverse park assist and nav.

 

[SC_Sport_Pilot]

60yo Technology Head for a global company. Technology keeps me young!

 

[Tamadrummer88]

Lots of people with degrees in here. Lots of people making probably north of 60-70k a year.

 

[OVRKILL]

19.. Automotive systems engineering student, generally lucky bugger. I have made some money with circuit bending/repair work but I'm a student and cadet first.

 

[Max57]

Looks like I'm at the opposite end of the spectrum here regarding age, lol. ;)

64 and getting ready to retire, for good, this coming June!

I had already retired from Verizon (formerly NY Telephone when I started) as a data center manager back in 96. NY Tel was after my enlistment in the US Coast Guard (which I've always regretted not staying for a full career!). Now I'm getting ready to retire from the local school district in their technology department. And yes, all without a college degree. I guess those days are over for the most part.

So at present, I'm looking forward to getting a Mustang as my retirement send-off. But due to unexpected and what seems to be 'extreme' interests by my wife regarding the Mustang, I'm going to make the new vehicle a present to her! That surprise to her, will be all the retirement present I'll ever need!

 

[DakotaPony]

I am 65 and the 2015 is a gift to me and my wife as we both are 65 and been married 45 years and are retiring. We drove a 67 Mustang on our wedding day and now will drive a 2015 in retirement.

 

[Herr_Poopschitz]

37, My formal education is in philosophy and mech eng. I do structural/stress analysis on aircraft as the 9-5, custom car fab and performance induction design at night and on weekends, and dabble in financial planning here and there.

 

[FusionGT]

USAF. I Travel the world and that's not so bad. : ) Coming up on 10 years in.

 

[Husker]

USAF. I Travel the world and that's not so bad. : ) Coming up on 10 years in.

T_F_Y_S-->:cheers:

 

[badass03ragtop]

44, retired after 24 years in military (insurgent with an IED decided I wasn't going to do 30...lol), Practice Manager for a large medical corporation in Eastern NC.

OP... Where and when south of Baghdad? My last was '07/'08, huge AOR from Ramadi to lake TharThar, to Falujah, to Sedgewick, then Basrah, then Mosul.

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