What does everybody do for a living?
Jun 19, 2005 | 12:03 PM
#65
On The Tree
Joined: May 2003
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From: Tampa, Florida
Retired FT Deputy Sheriff. Small business owner (PI/Process Service), teach martial arts on the side and still do PT Police work (just to keep the adrennalin pumpin
).
Oh and...former Coastie...Semper Paratus!
).Oh and...former Coastie...Semper Paratus!
Jun 19, 2005 | 04:11 PM
#67
Teching In
Joined: Aug 2004
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Hey all!
I'm a certified welder,machinist and fabricator.Whas a fourth year apprentice sheetmetal worker for the SMWIA local 47 out of Ottawa for a while til work slowed down.Now I'm at home in my shop,making LSx fabricated and billet style valve covers for Nasty Performance. I am fortunate enough to have all this equipment that I had purchased through out the years.I appreciate all your support and would like to thank all who did.I do have a web site,www.apsracingproducts.com for those who are interested in looking.
Bob
I'm a certified welder,machinist and fabricator.Whas a fourth year apprentice sheetmetal worker for the SMWIA local 47 out of Ottawa for a while til work slowed down.Now I'm at home in my shop,making LSx fabricated and billet style valve covers for Nasty Performance. I am fortunate enough to have all this equipment that I had purchased through out the years.I appreciate all your support and would like to thank all who did.I do have a web site,www.apsracingproducts.com for those who are interested in looking.
Bob
Jun 19, 2005 | 06:02 PM
#68
How do I change this text
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From: Behind the TIG welder
Originally Posted by 02denali
mechanic on caterpiller equipment
Me too, until two years ago.
Now it's over-the-road-trucks for me 
Any CAT dealers needing mechanics in your area,? my wife wants to move.
