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Thought it would be fun to see what some of the other LUV drivers do for a living. I did a search and didn't see a post like this... so I'll start it off.

I'm a Survey Technician at a Surveying firm called Andregg Geomatics.
I mainly do office work, but lately been going out in the field (on my own time) to survey a county line that hasn't been surveyed in 100 years!

Right now I install and service, wood, gas, pellet and electric fireplaces and stoves.

Starting September 4th, I will be getting paid to go to school to be a Shipfitter at NASSCO.

I'm a host at Bonefish Grill. Sadly, I'm too young to serve or bartend.

i work at a subway making sandwiches

When I had my north American Van Lines trucks, I used to deliver to NASSCO every once in a while. Down there almost under the Coronado bridge.


I work for a crane rental company, and haul the cranes and crane parts with a big rig. Most cranes I haul are oversize / weight loads, all around the so. CA. area.




And this has been done before, but no big deal, we have a lot of new members since then. There is also a thread for posting a pic of yourself so we can scare each other with our looks.

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OK, I'm over it. Where's the beer?

Machinest for the USAF.
I make, fix or sometimes break engine parts. Mostly gearbox stuff, oil pump holes, bearing holes, make sleeves..... and some other gizmos. Lots of different engines for a lot of different planes... AWAC's, KC-135R, B1, B2, B29, B52, F-22, F-14/15....... blah blah blah blah

The building is 7/8's of a mile long....muahahahaha!

Used to be a diesel mechanic.... one thing I like about working for the Gov..... they have their own tools.... so I got to bring home all of my tools

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I work as a production manager at a lumberyard in the millwork division... work all the time in the summer and winter is pretty easy as construction sites usually dont work when it gets dark...

Work whats that?

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4.3l V6. 5 speed MT 2.55 in the back.

i think i have the sukkiest job but im only 15 so its still money

im a conductor for Union Pacific Railroad, kinda self explanatory i get a train from point a to point b.

I am an ROV Pilot/Sub Engineer well at least that's my title anyway lol

ROV (Remotely Operated Vehicle) is an Remote operated submarine with Manipulators on the front. It is controlled from the surface with electrical and Fiber Optic wiring. In my case they are utilized in Offshore oil platforms. I.E. for installing deep sea structures for the oil field. Sometimes they're used to take pictures of "The Titanic" and treasure hunting, Scientific studies etc.

The hardest thing about this type of work is that you are away from friends and family 6 months out of the year. However I am also a Licensed Journeyman Plumber with the State of Texas and plan to acquire my Masters soon and hope to start my own company so I would no longer have to go offshore for work......ok somebody else's turn........

welder/fabricator in the engineering shop of one of the largest door and window groups in the nation......

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72 luv v-8 owned since 16!
240" rear engine dragster
traded the circle track cars for a blown 496 chevy
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29 dodge 4 dr sedan (project)
84 ranger 2wd "tuff truck" with 350 sbc

I am a home depot bitch now but am looking into a diffrent and better job as i type this

i work for halliburton energy service in houston as a lapping tech on carbide parts.

I am a welder/fabricator, work for Willis General Maintenance Welding and Fabrication. We just got a CNC plasma cutter, so Im learning to run that. Im only 17, but i enjoy my field of work so much, I think Ill make it my career.

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(PLATINUM STREET RODS)
Deming, NM

I work for 3M company in the traffic safety systems division. If your Luv has a license plate more than likely it has been through my hands. ( Even you Aussie guys) Down side is that I will probably be glowing in my casket.

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Money can't buy happiness, but it can buy horsepower...and that's kind of the same thing...

u make license plates? wow i thought people in prison made em ur not in prison r u

No, I get that all the time. We make the reflective backing and print the artwork on the plate for all 50 states and nine different countries. The prisons stamp the plates and install our backing on the plate.

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Money can't buy happiness, but it can buy horsepower...and that's kind of the same thing...

oooh sounds like it would get boring after a while but then again it could be fun workn with the right people

I work at a chevrolet dealership in the serivce separtment as a type of customer service rep

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79 luv drag truck
2 skidoos
2 quads
badass duramax diesel