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12-14-2006, 12:06 AM
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Jeff here, originally from Detroit. Grew up street racing there in the 80s. Ok- I didn't grow up, I just got older. Worked at Holbrook, Roush (before his NASCAR days), McClaren doing whatever to learn. Pissed away my scholarship at Michigan, so I joined the Navy. Worked on the Small Boat units for 12 yrs, now I fly P-3C submarine hunter / surveillance aircraft (mostly surveillance these days). Been doing that for 18+yrs now, been all around, done lots-o stuff. Getting ready to retire in 2010/2011. Going back across the pond in Jan, for yet another extended stay. My 68 Firebird might make Power Tour 08/09 if I don't have to do another back-to-back-to-back-to-back deployment. This schitt is getting old!
Been involved in the aftermarket my whole life; my family is employed by a few co's, or supplies them. My little bro has my retirement job- he's a suspension guy for the factory Corvette team (Pratt & Miller).
Now living in Jacksonville, Fl, with a beautiful wife of 15 years, two kids 13/14, and too many damn projects.
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12-14-2006, 06:40 AM
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Andrew I thought you knew that,
Also refered as "Steele Eyed Missle Man" term from the 60's which the older guys/guy, now, calls me at times, I guess I'm getting to be the older guy in the shop,
It is fun at times but it's a governmet contract so there is a lot of BS, it's really neat to see the stuff we put in the Crew Module in use on TV, and in IMAX movies, ever get a chance to go to Spaceport USA, go for it,
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You probly have told me before. I'm just crazy. Yeah I have been wanting to go down to Spaceport USA.
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12-20-2006, 07:44 PM
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Originally from Oshkosh, WI. I have been in the Navy now for almost 9 years as an Information Systems Technician (IT). Currently stationed in Naples, Italy. I am married (to a woman) and have no kids, which is fine for now--that's more money that I can spend on my car!
Paul
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12-21-2006, 06:42 AM
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I'm Martin, just turned 37 last week and I live in a small village called Voorhout, which is in The Netherlands.
The great land of windmills, tulips and $7.00 a gallon fuel
I am married (almost 10 years now) and have two small children. The oldest is a boy of almost 6 years old and the younger is a girl, 2.5 years old.
I work as an Instrument Designer for a large engineering office in the (petro) chemical business.
For those who want to know more about my car:
Martin's Camaro Page
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12-21-2006, 07:37 AM
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My names Jim. I live in Missouri about 40 minutes west of St. Loius. I've lived here most my life, but when i was younger my mom moved me around alot. I've lived in Oregon and California several times. We always came home to Missouri though.
Now im 32 and I'm married to my eife Amy of 10 years. I have two kids, Sam my 7 year old son, and Halley my 5 soon to be 6 year old daughter.
I work at MEMC electronic materials. I am a Crystal Puller. I run a crystal puller. We stack chuck poly in a quartz crucible (bowl) and melt it down, then after its melted we lower a seed into the melt. The we slowly pull a crystal rod out of the melt. Later its cut up into slices and we sell the slices to other companys. We sell our waffers to companys like Intel.
My only project is my 64 dodge dart gt convertible. Im updating her with new style hemi and 5 speed. I guess rasing the kids is a project also.
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12-21-2006, 06:55 PM
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My name is Michael. I live in the small town of Escanaba in the Upper Peninsula of Michigan. It's about 110 miles northeast of Green Bay, Wisconsin on Lake Michigan. I was raised on a farm and worked on it with my dad until i was 28 yrs. old. After that I worked for a medical company filling oxygen cylinders. I am currently employed at a paper mill. Just turned 36 yrs. old. Not married no kids. I have been obsessed with cars since i was 15. I hope to/ dream of working at or owning my own shop building hot rods/ muscle cars like the ones on this site. If anyone is hiring, let me know!!!
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12-21-2006, 08:45 PM
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My name is Michael. I live in the small town of Escanaba in the Upper Peninsula of Michigan. It's about 110 miles northeast of Green Bay, Wisconsin on Lake Michigan. I was raised on a farm and worked on it with my dad until i was 28 yrs. old. After that I worked for a medical company filling oxygen cylinders. I am currently employed at a paper mill. Just turned 36 yrs. old. Not married no kids. I have been obsessed with cars since i was 15. I hope to/ dream of working at or owning my own shop building hot rods/ muscle cars like the ones on this site. If anyone is hiring, let me know!!!
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ATS in Vegas is hiring. There is a thread on it.
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12-21-2006, 09:25 PM
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John and I make all the overpriced clothing your wife/girlfriend either has or wants!
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12-22-2006, 12:25 AM
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Hi guys! My name is Josh and I'm a Sr. Mechanical Engineer for Apple Computer, Inc. I design portable computers like the iBook, PowerBook, and MacBook. I just got married about a year and half ago to a great woman. I've been excited about hot rods since I was a kid and have been restoring Chevelles and Camaros with my Dad since high school. I have no projects currently, but I'm working on the design / build planning of my ultimate project car, a '65 Chevelle. I look forward to getting more involved in the forums and picking the brains of some of the talented fabricators on this site.
Cheers!
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12-22-2006, 06:03 AM
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Josh, that must be an awesome job! Thanks for designing this MacBook Pro I am using, it is an amazing computer. I am a mechanical engineer in Tucson, I work for Raytheon Missile systems, which is also a pretty exciting job. What solid modeling tools do they use at Apple?
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