P500 What do you do for a living?

[Remington]

Did you work there when Mark Martin drove for Roush ?

Yes sir I did. He was and always will be my favorite driver. He was very nice whenever I did see him. I was also there during the transition between the Thunderbird in the Taurus. I really liked the Thunderbird. I was able to drive Mark’s kiosho Road course Thunderbird from Japan off of the car hauler to the museum on the other side of the building I worked in. I was also able to drive a couple of the craftsman truck series trucks also - at the time trucks special additions that Jeff Burton Ted Musgrave and Mark drove to that same area. Mainly because I was real skinny at the time lol I was the only one that could fit in the vehicles LOL but it was quite a Rush and pretty cool. My favoriteSo-called famous person that I met was Jeff Hammond when he was the crew chief for Chad Littles John Deere number 97 Thunderbird. He was a super super nice guy for somebody that didn’t know me from Adam’s & apples. It could’ve been also because I was fixing their car hauler at the time to LOL

 

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[Remington]

@trigger, next time we ride and get a break I’ll have to tell you some stories about working there.

 

[Remington]

Did you work there when Mark Martin drove for Roush ?

I was also there when the Craftsman trucks were in Lavonia down the road from my shop. We had Greg Biffle, Mike bliss, And a few other drivers that came and went from the 99 Exide batteries truck. It was really neat to be next to the race shop like that, And I might add that Greg Biffle was quite friendly as well whenever he was in the shop

 

[Rustico]

From pei Canada... owner operator for Loomis express

 

[hoghead76]

Worked 41 years for Union Pacific Railroad as an engineer.
Now retired. Working harder on honey do chores how,
think I need to go back to work to get some rest.

 

[mrjeff42]

I live in west Georgia right on the Georgia/Alabama line.... im the supervisor at Point University Golf Course.... yep I play a lot of golf on the clock...lol

 

[PBishop]

I am a reliability tech for a tire manufacturing company in Nova Scotia, Canada. 35 years of service. Still working.

 

[nctrailboss]

@trigger, next time we ride and get a break I’ll have to tell you some stories about working there.

Did you work there while Bobby Hudson was there?He is a local guy to me.

 

[nctrailboss]

Mechanic on a 8000 acre farming operation in South Central N.C. Been at it for 38 years.

 

[Remington]

Did you work there while Bobby Hudson was there?He is a local guy to me.

No i did not.

 

[TheHoover]

Grew up on our 15,000acre family farm. Decided to go to college and now I’m a plant breeder(alfalfa, stevia, sunflower and sorghum) and the R&D station manager for S&W Seed Co. Love my job.
32, Idaho.

 

[Derail]

Jet Engine Mechanic for General Electric

 

[Euphorean]

Tech support for Itron, Inc.

 

[100Acre]

Puppet Master and Illusion Maker...Creator of fine effervescent silver bubbles and Brar Rabbit Breeder.

 

[PNWGuy]

Corporate Security Operator for a tech company. Will hopefully retire from there in 20 years or so... In previous lives, I was in the military, law enforcement, and then insurance adjuster.

 

[Mudder]

Thanks for your military and LE service @PNWGuy . Retired Emergency Management, now a cash flow supporter for Pioneer aftermarket mods companies, LOL.

 

[PNWGuy]

Thanks for your military and LE service @PNWGuy . Retired Emergency Management, now a cash flow supporter for Pioneer aftermarket mods companies, LOL.

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My stepdad is a retired Chief of Police and my brother is a current local detective. Biological dad was a marine corps sniper and my grandfather's unit in WWII was one of the ones the movie "Fury" was based on.

Part of my job now is Emergency Management and I had to take a ton of courses from FEMA. What a cluster of red tape and bureaucracy. Was just at a bachelor party for a federal park ranger (LEO) who went on TDY for hurricane relief in Puerto Rico. He said he was part of the initial response team and had things set up and running pretty well and was just waiting for FEMA to bring in all the resources and relieve him.

He said when they showed up, the refused to listen or utilize his contacts and just caused a huge cluster with their processes. He said it would have been comical but people died due to their mismanagement.