Work? Where do you guys work at?

[exline]

here is one of the dart. its a 73 with a 68 grille and front bumper, a 67 hood and 70 doors. most of the interior is 69 with 70 cuda bucket seats. used to be my work car with a /6 auto. now its a 318 4 speed.
I don't have any of the 68 sweptline yet but I will start a thread in the build section as soon as I get a chance to get pictures. The motor from the sweptline is in this dart now.

[TedWitt]

That is a good looking car.................

[swptln]

I'm an electrical contractor, we wire just about anything. We specialize in commercial, industrial wiring and some residential, we also are a full service dealer for Generac, so we keep pretty busy. We are also starting to get into some high voltage utility line work as well. I just picked up a 1983 IHC bucket truck, which will be completely redone to match my two Dodge service trucks.

Here's a shot of a 2000A 480 volt service we did this year or a rock crushing plant.

Here is a typical homestandby generator, we install 10-20 of these a year.

These are our service trucks.

Mark D.

[jimharold]

A birds eye view of the plant. Yes, I have to walk that several times a day.

Hello All,

I have an awesome job as a hydro electric operator at Chief Joseph Dam in north central Washington. It took me a 3 year apprenticeship after working in the same field as a soldier in the Army for over 20 years (Prime Power MOS 52E) but I finally got the job. I enter the powerhouse everyday with a smile on my face. A year and a half unemployed after leaving the Army sucked and I feel blessed to have this opportunity.

Here is a little run down;

Chief Joseph Dam is the second largest hydro-power producing dam in the United States. It is the largest hydro-power producing dam operated by the US Army Corps of Engineers. The single powerhouse is over a third of a mile long and holds 27 house-sized turbines. Alone, it produces enough power to supply the whole Seattle metropolitan area. 2.62GW, that's GIGAWATTS! Yes, I love this job. I love keeping the lights on.

[CupcakeMike]

I am an operator at a nuke plant.

not near as exciting as most people think...

[dcombs]

I'm pretty blessed that guitar pays the bills.... www.dannycombs.com

Best,
Danny

[383tim]

i was a machinist for over 20 years.my wife an i went into our own business.we are mural artists and faux finishers, like in high schools churches and wherever.my wife has done lettering on rat rods and woodgrained a 64 dodge stepside bed. i own 66 satellite with a 383 and a 70 dodge longbed.if u live at my house ur gonna drive a 85 or close dodge truck.i own 3.....redid one for my son.the girl drives a 85 powerwagon with every option and chrome and lift kit.the wifey has a 85 shortbed powerwagon..i stock every part for these truck. my theory,easier to fix if we all at my house drive the same vehicle.

[soopernaut]

I'm pretty blessed that guitar pays the bills.... http://www.dannycombs.com

Best,
Danny

That is cool that you can play guitar for a living. I also didn't know Studebaker Motor Company was back in business.

[RobertGilliam]

Cop, currently in Haiti for the gov, huh wonder if I'm getting paid.

[flyinbrick68]

Work for union pacific, freight car repair Not to shabby of a job the weather sometimes sucks.