I was surfing another vette forum and got really interested in one thread they had about what the different owners did! The range was amazingly diverse and I really couldn't pick out a trend to label a "Typical C3 Owner"

So, what does everyone do? I'll start off first...

I just graduated from the Univ of South Florida, got my BS in Biology, and am applying to Medical Schools around the country! I'm interviewing nowadays, and actually will be in Philly on Nov 25th for an interview...

I'm stil undecided about what specialty I want to get into, but the frontrunners right now are ER doc, Pediatrician, or Cadiovascular Surgeon... and part-time Vette mechanic :)

Imran - 74 Convt

Ok I'll bite..If you ask me in 30 months minus 3 days, I will say that I am tired and retired. You are just starting out in the great adventure we call life, while a number of us Vette owners are either retired or looking forward to it shortly. I am a buyer for the U.S. Government. No, I havent bought any $200.00 toilet seats. lol

|QUOTE|Imran said: I was surfing another vette forum and got really interested in one thread they had about what the different owners did! The range was amazingly diverse and I really couldn't pick out a trend to label a "Typical C3 Owner"

So, what does everyone do? I'll start off first...

I just graduated from the Univ of South Florida, got my BS in Biology, and am applying to Medical Schools around the country! I'm interviewing nowadays, and actually will be in Philly on Nov 25th for an interview...

I'm stil undecided about what specialty I want to get into, but the frontrunners right now are ER doc, Pediatrician, or Cadiovascular Surgeon... and part-time Vette mechanic :)

Imran - 74 Convt |/QUOTE|

Congrats Imran. My daughter is exactly 4 years ahead of you. She will graduate from med school, at St Louis University, in May of 03. She is going into pediatrics upon graduation. One thing for certain, medical school is not a breeze. I saw what my daughter went through for the last 8 years, and you have to be really dedicated to get through it. I applaud anyone who can survive those 8 years......

Now for me, I was just a maintenance millwright, temporary supervisor, regular kind of guy. I have recently graduated to the best job I have ever had, "RETIRED". The only bad thing about retiring, is that you have to be OLD, or independantly wealthy to do it....

I'm sure that there is a real wide variety of occupations with owners of corvettes. Several of my friends have them, one is a barber, another is a retired police chief, one was a machinist, another owns an auto body shop. He happens to have two vettes, one is the purple pace car, I think it is a 2000, and the other one is a 2001 Yellow convert.

Good luck at school.

Ok, here goes. I work for the State Gov't in PA, and have only 10 years until retirement(at 46 years old) Graduated from Ohio State with a degree in Business (which really isn't helping me in my profession).
Presently toying with the idea of getting a C5 and totally restoring the CE. Gotta get permission from the "Boss" first though.

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Hi.
My name is Adam.
I run the C3 Vette Registry.


Seriously though... I'm a computer programmer for a major retail chain.

My turn! My name is Darryl. The guy's at work call me Sarge due to my military background. I work for a municipality (Highway Dept.)I have 20 yrs. left till retirement(55). Darn! I also am a National Guardsman (Air Force)with 17 yrs service. I just reenlisted for 6 yrs. Why? I still havn't figured that one out yet. lol.
Hey RXWHITE74! There is a really nice $500. hammer we would like. Want the NSN? Just kidding.
Sarge

I graduated Dartmouth College in 1987 & worked in consumer products marketing for Procter & Gamble in Cincinnati for 2 years after graduation. Got married & returned to the NY area to join a family buisness my dad started in '63. We sell METRIC industrial supplies -- everything from basic fasteners to odd items like roller chain and hydraulic fittings. Web address is www.metricmcc.com for those curious tinkerers. Have 4 young kids and barely a moment to myself. I cherish every minute I get out in the vette.
~ Joe

I've been in the data processing world for over thirty years, first in computer operations for 9 years and then in computer programming since 1980. Hopefully I won't be cutting code for the next 15 years before joining the ranks of the "non-working".

Student of Architecture at NJIT. Looking for Architecture work in the DC area over the summers, and trying to keep my Vette on the road. Bad idea to buy a Vette as a daily driver as a student! hehe

Scot

My actual formal training was in electronics technology but I am currently a computer specialist / LAN administrator for the US Government. Thanksgiving of next year I will be eligable to retire. I have owned three Vettes; a '74 big block convertible, a '69 big block convertible and a '93 LT1 convertible.