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eddieval5
07-16-2007, 04:02 PM
hello to all you saleen owners. wanted to know your guys profession. i am going to start school and be studying Auto CAD. anyways wanted to know what you guys do for a living because i really want to purchase a new saleen in the future..hope this makes sense...lol

mills281e
07-16-2007, 04:36 PM
Assistant Medical Director (Pharmaceutical Industry)....Pharmacist by training [sm=drlove.gif]

thcarpen
07-16-2007, 04:38 PM
I am a Design Engineer. I went to Purdue University and studied in Mechanical Engineering and Industrial Technology. I basically am doing what you would be but just in Pro/Engineer instead of AutoCAD. My advice to you is to learn as many 3-D programs as you can because you will be more open in the future. And if you can learn Pro/E because people are paying huge sums of money for people that are trained in Pro/E.

AmyVCTexas
07-16-2007, 04:40 PM
Well, I'm not a "guy" so maybe it doesn't count, but just in case: Animal Hospital Manager

It will be interesting to learn what everyone does -- thanks for asking the question! -- but in terms of the ability to afford a Saleen Mustang, what we do doesn't really matter. Find what you enjoy doing and do it well! No materialpossessions can compensate enoughif you're working in a field or with peopleyou don't enjoy. I left a six-figure career (no Saleen then) for one that pays 1/3 of what I used to make (Saleen now)and I've never regretted it. Reserve the right to change your mind if you find yourself doing something that drags you down... Life offers infinite second chances.

Regarding the ability to buy a Saleen, if you make it a priority and you put together a realistic (and honest) plan to get you there, the universe will ensure that it happens for you. That's what the universe does best!

~~ End Sermon ~~ :D

Jazzer The Cat
07-16-2007, 04:42 PM
Well, you don't have to be rich, but since when has that ever hurt anyone that wants a nice car :)

I am a service technician and just manage my money well (835 credit score baby :D) and unless you are after an "E", it is not that much more than your average nice car. Hit up that eBay add on another post, and will have a sweet and very fast ride for $40,000*

Jazzer Trump

*Dealer tax, license and DOC extra. Gas guzzler tax does not apply and your frickin' insurance rates are gonna go thru the darn roof if you buy this car. However, you will undoubtedly get lots of attention from hot chicks and or guys and ego will be abundant. You will also be piped by every Tom, Dick and Harry driving a souped up Honda Civic. If you are lucky you will recieve a free and unsolicited booby shot from earlier mentioned hot babe. If you recieve a booby shot from a guy, say hello, as The Jazzer is always friendly.

mills281e
07-16-2007, 04:48 PM
Jazzer Trump

*Dealer tax, license and DOC extra. Gas guzzler tax does not apply and your frickin' insurance rates are gonna go thru the darn roof if you buy this car. However, you will undoubtedly get lots of attention from hot chicks and or guys and ego will be abundant. You will also be piped by every Tom, Dick and Harry driving a souped up Honda Civic. If you are lucky you will recieve a free and unsolicited booby shot from earlier mentioned hot babe. If you recieve a booby shot from a guy, say hello, as The Jazzer is always friendly.

Jazzer....keeping it real as always :D!

Red_Devil
07-16-2007, 05:10 PM
I work for Saleen... so I'm kind of a cheater on that front...

dotbomb
07-16-2007, 05:23 PM
I used to be a regular engineer (worked for a large company in a cubicle designing stuff for other people to make lots of money). I now ownmy own companies. They are internet based (hence "dotbomb").

I agree though that no matter what just set a goal, be wise financially, and you should be able to reach that goal.

sowaxeman
07-16-2007, 05:28 PM
ORIGINAL: AmyVCTexas

Well, I'm not a "guy" so maybe it doesn't count, but just in case: Animal Hospital Manager

It will be interesting to learn what everyone does -- thanks for asking the question! -- but in terms of the ability to afford a Saleen Mustang, what we do doesn't really matter. Find what you enjoy doing and do it well! No materialpossessions can compensate enoughif you're working in a field or with peopleyou don't enjoy. I left a six-figure career (no Saleen then) for one that pays 1/3 of what I used to make (Saleen now)and I've never regretted it. Reserve the right to change your mind if you find yourself doing something that drags you down... Life offers infinite second chances.

Regarding the ability to buy a Saleen, if you make it a priority and you put together a realistic (and honest) plan to get you there, the universe will ensure that it happens for you. That's what the universe does best!

~~ End Sermon ~~ :D


Sermon or no sermon - well said Amy :D

I went to Indiana University's (Purdue's arche rival [8D]) Kelly School of Business and majored in Marketing. I'm a Regional Sales/Account Manager for an independent manufacturer's rep firm. Thats the long way of saying I'm a commissioned "BullSh!ter" :D

You don't need to concern yourself with what we do, or set lofty goals to own a Saleen. Just save some money along the way so when the time comes you have a down payment and aren't having to finance the whole damn thing.........now, why didn't I practice that myself [sm=headbang.gif]

eddieval5
07-16-2007, 05:30 PM
thanks guys and girls..i know what i want to do just was wondering what everyone else did..ill look into Pro/E never heard of it..thanks.

sowaxeman
07-16-2007, 05:35 PM
BTW - you already have a 2006 GT and you haven't even started school so you must be doing something right ;)

mills281e
07-16-2007, 05:48 PM
I'm waiting for someone to chime in with......Fred Garvin....male prostitute :D

http://i134.photobucket.com/albums/q83/mill224/78ofredgarvin11.jpg

Chuckdoc
07-16-2007, 07:03 PM
As the name implies, I'm a physician.

Somewhere someone's reading that their doctor knows all the South Park references and posts wookies playing baseball..

:D

rp4643
07-16-2007, 07:14 PM
Well, Im a systems engineer and work at a National Lab. Don't tell anyone what I do because everything thinks I'm a construction worker ( I wonder why).I have a strong background in computing. No I have not lost any disksbut I know some people that have. :-)

The key to my money success is never having children and never going into debt. 900 CS baby!

Enjoy and good luck.

local://upfiles/70461/B532D4528DE844B7B888AABC3FBCB891.jpg

06SaLeEn
07-16-2007, 07:20 PM
Auburn U Grad. Run a Marketing/Sales Company that does Contract work for major communications companies (comcast, time warner, charter, verizon etc)

Jazzer The Cat
07-16-2007, 07:32 PM
ORIGINAL: AmyVCTexas

Well, I'm not a "guy" so maybe it doesn't count, but just in case: Animal Hospital Manager

It will be interesting to learn what everyone does -- thanks for asking the question! -- but in terms of the ability to afford a Saleen Mustang, what we do doesn't really matter. Find what you enjoy doing and do it well! No materialpossessions can compensate enoughif you're working in a field or with peopleyou don't enjoy. I left a six-figure career (no Saleen then) for one that pays 1/3 of what I used to make (Saleen now)and I've never regretted it. Reserve the right to change your mind if you find yourself doing something that drags you down... Life offers infinite second chances.

Regarding the ability to buy a Saleen, if you make it a priority and you put together a realistic (and honest) plan to get you there, the universe will ensure that it happens for you. That's what the universe does best!

~~ End Sermon ~~ :D


This way of thinking is why I fell for Amy sooo long ago.

Jaz

MikeRokkit
07-16-2007, 07:33 PM
FBO Regional Director (aviation stuff) full time, and a Blues drummah on some weekends (when I can fill in).

Tas
07-16-2007, 07:42 PM
manufacturing systems engineer. I did a year of Catia even though I don't use it now. Autocad is for more low endof the CAD world spectrum mostly for 2d engineering like drafting.They're better with 3d than they use to be but there's much more powerful systems out there. The big money ones ones have machining aspects to them.

tim281
07-16-2007, 10:06 PM
I second that comment on learning Pro-E... I have been using it all the time since I graduated from Texas A&M in mechanical engineering back in '99. Product Design Engineering is a fun gig, but as said before...work with your passion. It is called "work" for a reason...it is not called "fun", but if you work in a cool enviornment with fun people, then work can be a lot of fun.

abbas
07-16-2007, 10:17 PM
Endodontist ( a dentist that specializes in root canals, in case you were wondering) :D

saleenlvr
07-16-2007, 10:31 PM
Saleen Employee, and proud of it :D

Jonsey
07-16-2007, 10:31 PM
I drink beer, lots of beer. Wait, thats my weekend hockey job. Sales to pay the bills.

06Saleen3V
07-16-2007, 10:34 PM
Nascar engineer for Wood Brothers/JTG racing

Atencio
07-16-2007, 11:12 PM
Nursing for the County of Los Angeles

eviligloo
07-17-2007, 06:48 AM
I'm a professional stuntman/pyrotechnician specializing in high speed chases and Michael Bay films.

.....or I justwork in capital management. I like the firstidea better.


PS- I also moonlight as a professional guitar hero player. Does that make me a musician?

dotbomb
07-17-2007, 09:50 AM
ORIGINAL: abbas

Endodontist ( a dentist that specializes in root canals, in case you were wondering) :D


abbas, I think you win for having the profession that most people would hate to come visit you for.... [&:]

tim1200
07-17-2007, 09:51 AM
ORIGINAL: saleenlvr

Saleen Employee, and proud of it :D

< Message edited by saleenlvr -- 7/16/2007 8:32:32 PM >

Just wondering why the edit, did it say, and looking for a Job???? [sm=joke.gif]

tmclaas
07-17-2007, 10:22 AM
All i do is work as a car detailer right now. 21 years old and i dont feel like working super hard yet. But you just have to know how to save your money if it is something you want.

abbas
07-17-2007, 12:16 PM
ORIGINAL: dotbomb

ORIGINAL: abbas

Endodontist ( a dentist that specializes in root canals, in case you were wondering) :D


abbas, I think you win for having the profession that most people would hate to come visit you for.... [&:]


Unless they are in severe pain then I am the savior :)

One thing is for sure, I never have to sell my services. You either need it or you dont!

smoothy
07-17-2007, 12:54 PM
Banker, retail flavour- mortgages and investments mainly (as well as that cryptic last line of my job description- 'any other duties as assigned by your branch manager'- no that doesn't mean chicka-chicka-pow-pow type of other duties).

Peace
07-17-2007, 01:26 PM
Another Medical Doctor here, mainly working with clinical research (osteoarthritis and other musculoskeletal disorders).

Chuckdoc
07-17-2007, 03:36 PM
ORIGINAL: Peace

Another Medical Doctor here, mainly working with clinical research (osteoarthritis and other musculoskeletal disorders).


Clinical pharmaceutical trials or academia?

Pachy
07-17-2007, 04:00 PM
Physician;) working in Puerto Rico and currently trying to move to the states, Chuckdoc if you are reading this and maybe help, will appreciate it;);)

elburrito99
07-18-2007, 06:33 PM
Corporate litigation attorney for one of Wall Street's oldestlaw firms. Basically, I help Fortune 500 companies negotiate and resolve disputes, take lawsuits to trial, etc.

More importantly, I've been driving Mustangs for 17 straight years, which is why I finally treated myself to a Saleen that I'll likely keep for at least another 10 years.

ncponygirl
07-19-2007, 07:51 AM
I have an English degree. My first career wasPR Directorfor a community college, but now I own a quilt shop and sell high-end sewing machines. I guess I'm not your stereotypical quilter.

If I didn't have to work, I wouldn't. But since I like nice cars, I have decided to make work as much fun as possible!

scspeedster
07-19-2007, 08:23 AM
Retired (34 years)Logistics Manager for the Postal Service, now full time President of the Saleen Club of America.

Work hard, enjoy your life -have some FUN, make new FRIENDSHIPS, get a SALEEN.

Jazzer The Cat
07-19-2007, 08:43 AM
ORIGINAL: scspeedster

Retired (34 years)Logistics Manager for the Postal Service, now full time President of the Saleen Club of America.

Work hard, enjoy your life -have some FUN, make new FRIENDSHIPS, get a SALEEN.


You guys paying attention????

NOBODY tick off The Speedster.....agreed? ;)

Jazzer on postal matters

AmyVCTexas
07-19-2007, 09:06 AM
ORIGINAL: Jazzer The Cat

ORIGINAL: scspeedster

Retired (34 years)Logistics Manager for the Postal Service, now full time President of the Saleen Club of America.

Work hard, enjoy your life -have some FUN, make new FRIENDSHIPS, get a SALEEN.


You guys paying attention????

NOBODY tick off The Speedster.....agreed? ;)

Jazzer on postal matters


God I hope his middle name isn't Newman!

smoothy
07-19-2007, 09:07 AM
ORIGINAL: ncponygirl

...sell high-end sewing machines.

Hey can you throw aseries VI blower on one of those bad boys? That plus a tune and you've got a Saleen sewing machine (can I get mine in Lizstick red please)