What does everyone do career wise
Carpenter by trade. Got a shipyard job as a carpenter at a painting subcontractor and I've since started painting for them. I'm about to get a job in another shipyard's outside machine shop and hoping to get into the local navy shipyard's apprenticeship. Luckily I'm 19 so I can jump around a little, what with my adultly responsibilities and such 😜
That's the weirdest thing in the world, this truck is quite popular with military personnel and law enforcement officers. No insult at all guys, I just find it intriguing. I'd venture to say about half of the owners of Dakotas are either military, law enforcement and college students. Am I the only one that thinks this is the case? I'd say the other major group is tradesman.
That's the weirdest thing in the world, this truck is quite popular with military personnel and law enforcement officers. No insult at all guys, I just find it intriguing. I'd venture to say about half of the owners of Dakotas are either military, law enforcement and college students. Am I the only one that thinks this is the case? I'd say the other major group is tradesman.
My grandfather gave me this truck before he died and he was retired Army and I'm in high school.
a guy i work with was in the air force and he was just talking about the hobby shops the other day. sounds pretty awesome.
I'm doing electrical work with a small electrical contractor right now, got the job in high school when I was 17 through co-op and still have it almost four years later. I'm trying to get a job with a railroad at the moment in my same field.


