I'm a Dot-Commer... Started a website in 1999 while i was still working at Lucent Technologies as a programmer. Quit from Lucent last year to run my dot-com website full-time. In six months I've hired 4 full-time employees and bough my first mustang... Life is good when you work your plan and plan your work (well not all the time but hey)

 

Well I've been a city bus driver for some 31yrs. Fell in love with the Mustang in 1965 when I was 15. Still in love with them! Seems I've been on the road most of my life, so why not be with something that you love. It helps when your wife lets you have your toys!
Happy Trails!!! :drive:

 

Aircraft mechanic for 17 years at !#@$#@ (see my nick) Looking to start something on my own in the near future.

 

Currently I work for Metropolitan Transit Authority - New York City Transit (MTA-NYCT for short) as a Collecting Agent. If you've ever seen the movie The Money Train, that's what I do. Looking to move down south to Florida a persue a law enforcement career.

 

My patrol car was struck by a drunk driver and his nice insurance adjuster paid for my Mustang. Now I just need to figure out which brand of supercharger I want.

 

I am a BellSouth Facility Technician. I climb telephone poles, splice cables, crawl under houses...........whatever it takes to keep your phones working. My wife is a High school mathematics teacher. She teaches Geometry, AlgebraII, and Trig.

 

I'm 49 and I've had an interesting career path. I started out in the Navy, 3 years in Holy Loch, Scotland on a submarine tender, 2 years at Miramar Naval Air Station, and a tour on the USS Duluth out of San Diego. I got tired of the long deployments and switched over to the Coast Guard. I spent 3 years on the icebreaker Mackinaw in Northern Michigan (my home state), then 7 years conducting ship inspections on the St. Lawrence Seaway in upstate New York. I retired from the USCG and switched teats on the Government cow. I now work for the D.O.T. conducting ship inspections on the Seaway. Life is good.

 

MIRIMAR!

When I moved to San Diego in 1992- Before I even unpacked I was off to see Mirimar. Back when it was Top Gun.

 

Network Engineer working for a company that has over 95,000 employees. I also own my own computer sales/service company on the side.

 

21. Computer Network Admin. The stang will be my first new car.

 

I'm 35 and the Stang will be my first new car - you lucky bastage.

Then again my wife just told me last night that she would love to trade in the GT Conv on a Cobra Conv in a few years - so life ain't all bad.

 

Senior Network Engineer for a Fortune 500 Co. Been here for 18 years! Prior to that, 4 years in the UASF. B52-Crewchief, based in Cali. Loved that job! Got the bug with computers and got out. Landed a job with this company within 6 months of being out! Great people to work with. Stang on a low intrest loan. My 1st Stang and she's GREAT.
Dave...

 

Pay? Got mine off a lot in SD...........................hehe j/k

 

Mechanical Engineer and Estimator for a Custom Automation / Machine Builder in Indy.

Saved my pennies. Paid for Mustang. No regrets...

 

25 year old software developer in the 2nd silicon valley. The pay is good for someone my age. Combine that with the fact that I'm "single" and I end up living very comfortably. I'm putting $5500 down and financing the rest.

This will be my first car on my own.

 

I am a dirt salesman. Also known as a commercial real estate broker. I do a lot of site selection work for Applebee's, so I guess it is only right that my new Stang will be red.

 

23 year old SAN specialist/computer consultant at a fairly well known storage company. The 05 is my first brand new car purched by me, myself, and I.

 

I work for a scrap metal company, been there 25 years. The wife is a bank VP/branch manager. Thank goodness someone makes some dough in this family.

And I don't mean me. She bought, I drive. Gotta love her!

 

I'm 28, and am an Architect at a very small firm that does strictly high-end residential homes... nothing under $2 million. Unlike most firms, it's pretty laid back here. No deadlines at all really. Just clients who have a heck of a lot of money, and already live in very nice houses, so they can take the time to spend 3-4 years designing and building a 7,000 sq. ft. mansion on a thousand acres.