nicobel

OH, i forgot...
I have a friend with a 1995 GTS wiht ONLY 385 mile son it..The car is perfect, no rusting, nothing, he collects nice cars for hobby (i would like to have that hobby too)and drives them on weekends.Might his be the lowest mileage 928 around?

JohanvdWalt

Well I guess this just prove that anybody can apreciate the 928.
I'm an Insurance broker.

Johan

T Colvin

Controller for a General Contractor here in Vegas.

Garth

I've worked at Intel Corp. for over 20 years. Spent the first 14 years in Finance (operational and systems). I then moved into a Project Manager role dealing mainly with Software development, localization or Marcomm. Bought the GTS with some stock options after the stock price dropped significantly. A consolation purchase. I have felt good ever since. So far the estimated value of the GTS is above what the options would be worth now, so I feel even better.

nicobel

I visited the Intel factory in Satan Clara...i mean Santa Clara

mspiegle

I'm the head Systems Administrator of a web-hosting architecture that houses 62K customers for HostSave and Affinity Hosting. The brand (HostSave) is owned by one of the top 5 webhosting companies in the world that has command of well over 1/2 a million domains.

sweanders

Hey, I'm one of the certified Intel Integration Specialists..

Ferris B

Today I'm a Customer Category Manager (read Acct. Mgr.) for Kraft Foods Global Inc. I peddle mac & cheese and Miracle Whip among other things to Albertsons in UT, ID and MT.

Tomorrow, who knows...

TeufelHei

I'm noticing a lot of techno-types here. I wonder if there is some sort of demographic appeal to the computer adept.

John Struthers

Lemme see...
Is there some kind of trend developing?
1. Pics of you with your sHARk ( Post on the 928 Forum ).
2. Pics of the old homestead - so I can get an idea for my dream house... ( Post with over 4700 nosy hits).on the O.T. Forum )
3. Now the what do you do for a living post on the 928 Forum.
I know it's the individual 's choice to respond but sure seems to be getting a bit nebbie...
FWIW
Ahm ah uhnemplohyed ax merderer -ahnd prowed of et!-
We kilt ahnd ate the last 'pitcher taken fella who came around the holler' and the lite twasn't all that grate so them thar pitchers of Pattycakes all snug in her wharme cave twern't t'all thet gude.
yers truulie
Axel Trooblud

Jim bailey - 928 International

Tim this method of sampling is not at all accurate ........... computer/ tech types are far far more likely to be active and vocal on a web forum . I still have thousands of customers who do business the old fashion way with out a computer ....

928ntslow

I laughed at this thread when I first saw it, but had to read it all anyway. I never would have guessed there were so many tech related folks driving these cars...go figure LOL

Personally, I can't really say I have a job or an occupation, done a lot of things, been a lot of places with 5 years of college to boot. My main source of income at the moment is worldwide computer hardware trading....out of my house no less. 3 hours average of work a day kicks my butt....seriously. I spend most of my time goofing around with cars, music and my aquariums. I retired 10 years ago at age 36, but my bank account doesn't seem to know that. No interest in working, just want to goof off all day.

In the process right now of devising a money funnel on the internet. "CLICK*...order processed". Then it's time to buy that old mansion in the country with the huge carriage house and renovate it.

Yea, I'm a slacker, but there's money in that too!

jayc67

Electrical Engineer... would have to be to own a 928 huh?
Specialty lately is fiber optic equipment, but thanks to the 928 I still know how to use a soldering iron and voltmeter

Dennis Wilson

John,

Glad to hear you are an ax murderer. I was really getting worried that you may work for the government.

Dennis
Retired USAF
Mat Mgmt

Thaddeus

Network Security Engineer/Architect. CISSP.