supracosworth

I'm a pimp, I work my girls real hard to pay for petrol. That's just as useful as this survey.

BLitzed33

Certified Audi technician at dealership, ASE master technician, 24 years old, owned my FD for 3 months, own my own house, 3 cars, blah blah, get discounts on parts, have the right connections, worked since I was 15, bought my $7500 tool box and est $15,000 in tools by myself, although still owe snappy some, haha. Love working on cars, helping people, and having fun. High end German cars are overengineered, high tech, and pay good to have them fixed. I just dont like it when customers think they know more than the techs working on their cars and demand a procedure be done their way, when it will damage the car, or not even address the concern . Anyway, like on the Audi Forums, they think they know what they are talking about, but in reality they know nothing but enough to be dangerous, they hear and read something and take it to be fact, when in fact, its "The blind leading the blind"

gleangonzalez

Well, I sell cars. Lots and lots of cars!!!! The more cars I sell the more upgrades go to the 7 So pm if you need a second car or know of anyone who needs or wants one glean

MichaelFregoe

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Military.... would tell you but then I would have to k*** you......... Mostly when at home I read all the re-posts, dumb questions and arguments between jimlab and whomever.... All that here on the RX7club forums... !!!!!

nitrohaulik

I work for Hewlett Packard as a support engineer and just bought a 93 touring two weeks ago.

saburo

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19/unemployed/college student/Like to smoke cigarette whilst playing muh guitar

maschinenpistole

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I bartend at nights right now and finally started S.W.A.T training

kind of two different worlds, but its what funds the toys and whats gonna pay the bills.


bartending and swat training ??

Marc01

PFC US Marines. Used my savings from my job before the corps to buy the car (had it before I came in), now since I live basically for free, I have a little money to play with. Not much though, still have to save for anything over ... $300.

su_maverick

Territory Manager for Retail....the added bonus of the millage I get paid on my saturn pays for my FD addiction and itself.

KaiFD3S

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finance manager..

INJEN 7

Im a CNC machinist at Harley Davidson making $28 an hour and a student on the side..

1revn3rdgen

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Started working on my 7 a year after i bought it.I do live with my parents thats why its easier to save some money.I paint cars for a living and i get disscounts on performance parts.

Sparkey

I work at the Cheesecake Factory as an expo. That basically means that I have to make sure the kitchen does its job correctly and the food looks perfect before you get to eat it. I also have to get it out in a timely manner. Its a good job but doesnt pay that much at all and it should pay more than I do get.

krm197

Oooh, expo. I used to work in the food industry as well (for about 2 years as a cook). It was very stressful every time I worked, trying to get every order made correctly and on time. Pay was crap, but I kept coming back for the adrenaline rush.

3PointApex

Self employed, started my own business 4 months ago but I still have to pay for tuition. (I just turned 19). Owner of a fast growing marketing firm in the restaurant and fashion community. The key is to take advantage of what little you have, and run with it. Faith and confidence also comes in handy.

DBreeze

I'm a POWER PLANT OPERATOR for 7 years. Right out of high school I went to a 2yr trade school and acquired my boiler and turbine operator license from LA county. I lived with my parents until I was 21 and bought my first house. 2 years ago I took out a home equity loan and bought my '93 Montigo Blue Touring. About 9 months ago I blew the motor and 2months ago I sold my house and made a killing. I Now own my second home, a mortgage on this one too of course I'm not a millionare, and I'm talking with Mariah's in Santa Barbara about dropping $10K just into the motor too get my babe back on the road.

saburo

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i'm not bashing anyone. But there are so many answers that are the same. I'm 18,19+ just started my own business in the amazing world of so and so. I'm 19 so i can't possibly think of myself owning my own business at this point. I can barely manage my check book ( don't even have one) or get myself out of bed in the morning to go to community college. haha i lead such a tragic lifestyle.

fc3sdrifting

i never really read this forum but anyways...
im 17 about to turn 18 and worked at a theme park (Carowinds) and im about to buy my first car, red 1990 gtu, all paid for with my own money and gas. my parents are paying insurance though. im about to get another job working at a grociery store as a stocker where i should make a good amount of money. ill feel a lot better when i go and buy the car with my own money rather than someone buying it for me.

enigma32

In this guy's defense,
I'm a full time college student and I work anywhere from 20-60 hours a week during the school year and I can't even come close to affording an FD :-(
It would take me 2 years of saving every penny I earn to even buy one, let alone deal with insurance and upgrades....

sonix7

I opened a tanning salon. you have to start your own ****. I cashed in all my chips to start a cookie cutter cash cow. never knock anyone's hustle. mechanics on the side, skills to do special services, bartending. I was a bartender for 8.5 years. good way to make expendable cash, even living in LA. I got my FD as a bonus for opening and maintaining a successful business. I am also 30. time. be patient. work hard and keep your priorities straight. you can eventually afford what you want and will enjoy it more. I could not have imagined owning this car at 18, which I was the year it came out. I remember my friends dad getting a brand new FD in 93. was like a ******* spaceship. nothing like it. I wouldn't have had a clue what to do with it then. I know a lot more now and am glad I can enjoy it to the fullest.

gcthree

Publisher of TRAVEL+LEISURE GOLF magazine. Formerly the Associate Publisher of Automobile Magazine (with the legendary David E. Davis, Jr.) for 8 years, and worked for Road & Track for 8 years before that. The golf biz is fun, but it's automotive that makes me crazy!

r1dreamer

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20, college student, my last school got me a job with an architect, so ive been drawing and designing residental houses for a year and a half now. make real good money, i have my own office and im the only other guy there besides my boss.

brandon

Section8

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I'm 27, Sr. Information Technology Specialist for the US Senate Sergeant at Arms. I keep email flowing to the Senators and Senate Committees. I hold the title to the FD, have a Toyota Tacoma for daily driving.

ejmack1

Micro Computer Analyst, 22

Have had my 7 since 17, paid completely by myself, and now have the title

I remember when my insurance used to be $280 a month.... now its $38

Ceipherz

I am currently a Receiving Inspector for a company that builds Box/Delivery trucks. We Build trucks for UPS, Aramark, DHL and ALOT more.....I am sure at some point you have seen our handywork heading down the street........

I have paid for everything i own....the majority of my money is spent on my cars. The rest of my funds are for Bills, ATVs and Dirtbikes........