What do you do for a living?
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SeventyMach1
Keep it lubed .... keep it straight .... and keep
No, lol . I work out of my home town. I'm Active Guard (Army). On a mobile event team. 6 in ..... 14 left. I hope to have my "active" retirement in the same amount of time as an actual active component service member would (which means retirement @ 37). So far, so good.
Charleston, SC and San Diego, CA were the nicest two that I've seen. But I haven't been to all of the navy bases.
Charleston, SC and San Diego, CA were the nicest two that I've seen. But I haven't been to all of the navy bases.
SeventyMach1
Keep it lubed .... keep it straight .... and keep
94_Teal_GT
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Clutch Dept Supervisor/Tech Support for a manufacturer of Forged Pistons, Cylinder Blocks, and Clutches for Motorcycles. We are a Contingency sponsor in AMA/Prostar and NHRA Pro Stock Motorcycle. We also sponsor a Top Fuel Motorcycle. Most of 4cyl Fuelers have about 1000hp and run high 5's to low 6's!
Lot's of fun, I talk to many guys/gals with bikes that have alot more HP than my Mustang.
Lot's of fun, I talk to many guys/gals with bikes that have alot more HP than my Mustang.
OH you ment real job. Owner of a decorative concrete company.I miss the weather not the traffic and rude people (there the same here just on a smaller scale).
xr8d302
I bought a 27" monitor to compensate for my lack o
I guess in general the military services are big Stang fans from the looks of it. Justin, I was stationed in San Diego twice in my career. Once for boot camp (that wasn't such an enjoyable experience, lol), and then I was stationed on the USS CONSTELLATION during the last war cruise. You couldn't beat the weather where I lived at. I've only been to Charleston once, but what caught my attention was the people reminded me of East Tennessee where I am from. THEY WERE NICE, unlike 90% of the rest of the country, LOL.
