What do Alfa owners do?

[tgal60a]

Service Account Manager for Stratus Technologies Inc., a manufacturer of fault tolerant and fully redundant computer systems. www.stratus.com in for the Canadian office in Toronto.


Tony

[Alfa Sogno]

I am a travel internet content specialist from the Holyland

[wctouring#7]

I am in the utility business, its family owned and run. We build and run water and wastewater plants as well as water systems. Our biggest client is a 4000 acre subdivision and golf course owned by Clint Eastwood, we have 2 water plants and one reclamation facility with one more water plant soon to be built...all state of the art. We also run a water system that feeds aprx 260 homes in Carmel Highlands and run a small wastewater plant at a local upscale lodge.

[Bill-Sims]

I'm a retired US Navy Captain. Knew Alex Csank when I was stationed in Virginia Beach--hi Alex!

Now living on the northshore of Lake Pontchartrain, about 45 minutes from New Orleans, where I work as a realtor to keep my race car in parts and tires and racing gas.

I don't see many Alfas around here, but there are a few. And my '57 Spider gets compliments every time I drive it. I'm surprised at how many people know what it is, too.

When people see my Milano autocrosser they are often confused--Alfa made 4 door sedans???

[h00dedclaw]

wow interesting thread indeed.....

Am i the only property developer......medium size i would say i do conversions of victorian buildings into flats/apartments and some new build say 10-15 units, also have a commercial portfolio and residential flats/houses student accomodation rented out for my income....so i guess i dont work much anymore....and still in my 30's

im a newbie to alfas but i love my spider more than any other car ive owned for some really strange reason cos ive got/had some nice cars ????? confused indeed......

[okiealfaaddict]

Self employed Real Estate Appraiser. Residential mostly. Nothing like being your own boss.

[Rosso Veloce]

I spent many years as an engineer in aerospace, so I guess I'm a combo of some of the more common occupations mentioned throughout this interesting thread.

I'm now coordinating the Six Sigma and New Product Development programs with a company 5 minutes from home. Needless to say, from Spring through Fall, I take the LONG way home!

[silverquad]

Im a virgin to the ARBB, but I'll weigh in- I run my own law firm in Chicago concentrating solely in personal injury and product liability law.

[ALFA GTV6 GP]

My job descripton would be Construction Manager / Realtor .Basically I am what we call Down Under a Registered Builder with a Real Estate license and I am very impressed by the level of education on this site but not suprised as three of my best friends fellow Alfisti in Oz hold the positions of Doctor,Lawyer and Stockbroker and three of my Alfa's were previously owned by Specialists in the medical field and one was owned by and Engineer in the Petrochemical Industrie So what does this tell me ? you need to be filthy rich to keep Alfa's on the road ?

[joecautela]

After 21 yrs. in High Voltage Electrical Construction for the Paper and Textile industry I now work for NYC Transit Subways as an electrical/pnuematic troubleshooter...when I'm awake that is..Other than that it's working on and improving my little Italian sweetheart!!

[MrT]

Well, I am a particle accelerator physicist. I make atom smashers work better, in this case for nuclear physics research. Sort of like working for the power company, but the electrons _we_ send out are fattened up and movin' fast down a vacuum pipe instead of a metal conductor. They weigh about 10,000 times what the ordinary electron weighs from the extra energy they are packing. (It's funny, really. If you calculate how fast the electrons in a power line are moving, it isn't very many centimeters per second. And since it's AC, they just sorta sit there and wiggle.)

[soft top]

I work as a Lead Production Tech at a Cryogenic Air Seperation facility. The facility produces Liquid Oxygen, Nitrogen, Argon (-300 deg. F temp. range), as well as O2 gas & CDA for a pipeline customer. Basically I am required to evaluate & solve equipment, control systems, and process problems and make it go (24/7 operation). I have worked around large equipment and processes since my discharge from the U.S. Navy in 1972.

[zigzag]

i call myself a mechanic. at the moment, i spin wrenches at a pro bicycle shop. our website is outspokinbicycles@sc.rr.com i like to play some music (garagehack bass player) i ride my bicycle 100-120 miles a week. i went to the tour de france last summer (rode my bike on the alp du huez died a thousand deaths on the slope). sorry i do not have a real proffesion, i mostly just screw off for small sums of money. zigzag

[Jr. Z]

Hey Zigzag:
At the moment I'm looking @ my Out-Spokin' Giordana jersey given to me by the shop owners about 16-17 yrs ago. I used to work for Specialized Bicycles for a long time, 14 yrs. to be exact. Got to know them because I telemarketed the state of SC, they did a lot of business with SBC at that time. Wonderful folks, I remember. Very cool jersey. I fell out politically with the 3rd or 4rth from the latest group of powers-that-be at SBC & haven't worked for SBC since, about 6yrs.. The Trek West types, as we used to call them. They didn't like the west coast mentality of thinking on our own & purged quite a few us during that time. Who owns the shop now?

Oh, by the way, I'm now a residential real estate appraiser.

Hey, Okiealfa:
How's your business? We're still busy here in Oregon, all the Seattle, LA, SF Bay Area, & NYC folks are still moving here because of the cheaper real estate prices. Still driving the market pretty well. Bruce

[rocky]

I work as an Educational Development Specialist (that's a trainer) for the Bay Area Rapid Transit District.

'74 GTV