What do all of us future Bronco owners do for a living?

[Broncostud]

Hi! Rn here married to a career firefighter !
i can’t come up with enough things to do waiting for my Bronco! The hubby wasn’t on board at first now he just listens and rolls his eyes on all the B6G surfing I do! Lol stay Safe!

Thanks so much for reaching out..you your hubby be safe

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[Kassquatch]

NDT level II. Specifically RT and PT.

 

[Erock]

NDT level II. Specifically RT and PT.

Nice... on what?

only asking because I’m a welder here in north Alabama... need to know who to avoid

 

[Kassquatch]

Nice... on what?

only asking because I’m a welder here in north Alabama... need to know who to avoid

I do love picking on welders. We are a casting facility dealing in aviation.

 

[CoachTee]

Self-employed, work from home. Direct Sales for a Health & Nutrition Company.

Divorced
Continued to raise 2 amazing men working full-time, college full time, while taking from Peter to pay Paul to put food on the table for the 6'4 bottomless pits. They never knew.

Did my time. Struggled for years, found my niche.
Mother of 2 amazing college educated men, who paid their way thru brain and brawn

One is also a veteran, currently in government, married. The other went enlisted after getting his Masters, currently serving.​

1 DIL and grandmother of 2

(Side note: just noticed last week the GVWR is over 6000# on the 4 dr WildTrak)
Totally VALIDATED My Decision

 

[Fordmanbob]

Retired Teamster 30 yrs

 

[Fordmanbob]

Retired Teamster 30 yrs

 

[JT58Bronc]

An older engineer. I'm past my prime but was a very good engineer back in the day. I had some sweet trucks and cars back in the 70's, 80's and 90's. I made the equivalent of 150K back then with only an associates degree. (Hand drafting on drafting boards). Then computers and more technology came and demand for more education. So, I'm on the downhill slope to retirement. I started my main life with a Gen 1 Bronco and will finish with this retro Bronco. Engineering is a very good career. You need a Masters Degree and you will be in demand like I was back in the early 80's. people beg for you and the money is awesome.

 

[Joez60421]

District Merchandising Manager for Home Depot. Been there for almost 16 years now, started as a part time lot associate pushing carts while I was in school.

 

[69 Mach I]

I have worked at a petroleum storage terminal for the past 25 years. I'm hoping the EV's won't put us out of business in the next 15 years!

 

[Stangcrazy66]

Aircraft mechanic and navy vet

 

[wrbix]

Retired physician (Nephrology, Critical Care).
Wife, who started this Bronco obsession, is BSRN still working two days a week med/surg/COVID unit.

 

[MnLakeBum]

I had a career in outside sales and somehow my wife let me retire 3 years ago while she is still working full time until our youngest is off to college in less than two years. The last couple of decades I was with 3M in their Automotive Aftermarket division which mainly dealt with the collision repair(body shop) market and custom hot rod shops.

 

[AZ_Liberty]

Right now I am unemployed. But I have a job interview for a Quality Engineer job for a Solar Cell manufacturer tomorrow.
(wish me luck)

 

[BigSkyBadlander]

The thread about how old everyone is got me thinking. I'm curious what new Bronco buyers do for a living.

I'll start - I own a rum distillery. Used to own www.corvetteforum.com. Was in software prior to that.

I am an outside sales representative for a major LPG and NH3 equipment and supply company.

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