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  • accident
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    unemployment.

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  • E30_fiend
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    I actually started a thread exactly like this not too long ago but I'll play along.

    I work full time as Head of Fleet Maintenance and Service for a large street sweeping and landscaping company. I work on everything from walk behind and ride on mowers to our big gun street sweepers. Its a hard job and doesn't pay horribly well but I like the atmosphere and who I work with/around. The management has offered recently to pay for my ASE certification to better assist me in the future either with this company or another company. So that;s not so bad either.

    I don't make nearly enough money to fund my addiction to my car but little by little I get the job done. It doesn't take much money to make these cars look good. But to maintain them is a different story.






    Taylor

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  • geezerman402
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    Go to university full time, so only have around 12-20 hours a week of working at Home Outfitters. Pretty dreary and low paying job, but they're always able to work with my school schedule, so it's worth it.

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  • Ben Carufel
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    Commercial photography.

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  • Spaz
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    Was a mechanic,

    Now I run my own design/build landscaping company :)



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  • !kid
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    Originally posted by Wh33lhop
    I deliver tofu and street race on the side.
    is your dad a drunk and your GF a hooker?

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  • Mossman
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    Originally posted by Wh33lhop
    I deliver tofu and street race on the side.
    omg dude my dad has a tofu business and he needs a delivery boy! Do you feel like relocating? Just want to make sure you spent the proper amount of time tuning your car, did you spend a month tuning the suspension like you should have?

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  • Erick
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    Been in sales for 2 1/2 years. Both parts sales and car sales. Still doing small-scale part sales to a select dozen customers though the contacts I have left over from KO.

    I went back to school to finish my bachelors in Marketing, and have started to bartend since I can only work in afternoon/evenings.

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  • Jand3rson
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  • justin_l_
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    Currently machine engine parts for the F-35 fighter planes, some times I machine parts for comercial passenger planes. Pay is good at around 50k a year.

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  • Stephen
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    Originally posted by delatlanta1281
    god that fu@#$ing tow hook is killing me!:)
    you should see my tiger striped tow hook.

    I dont wear it out though, only in the mirror when im having trouble with my self esteem.

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  • Japandrew73
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    I alternate working for the city of Newport Beach. In the summer I work as a swim instructor, and in the fall/winter/spring, I work as pretty much a custodian at the Newport Coast Community Center. I just set up a bunch of chairs and tables for an hour, and the other 4 hours I get to sit at a computer and do whatever I want "facebook/e30 forums/homework/etc."

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  • Holland
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    I work as a service porter at a chevy dealership, most all my money goes to the E30 but I figure build it now, when I don't have many bills.

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  • 2002maniac
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    I'm a student working fulltime at a machine shop doing CNC programming/machining.

    Sell crap on ebay to fund my car habits.

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  • e30frosh
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    I move tons of meat a week for my clients to stuff into their mouths. Some are just happy with nomal quantities, but others are only sedated with double the meat. 8"-16", it depends on the insatiable hunger for sausage, beef, what have you. Some just pile a handful of limp noodle into their gullet. Oddly there is a market for the hot loose beef sandwich, saturated with salty gravy.



    Any way you descipher it, I'm a meat peddler. It pays the bills.

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