What do you SRT8 owners do for a living?

[haltermn]

Executive Chef...

[srt8man]

I have computer science, math, and engineering degrees with a background in software engineering, systems engineering, systems analysis, and computer engineering. When it comes to computers, there isn't much I haven't done.

[AP24LA]

Worked in "sales" since I was 17 and for whatever reason had a pretty good handle for it right away. Passed up on college because I was very nearly making 6 figures at that point. Im 22 now and though the $ is still good I wish I would have gone to school so that I could be doing something im interested in. I am about to start a couple of companies so that I can get out of being in a fuc*ing office all day. These cars aren't cheap but I wouldn't personally classify them as high end by any means. It is the cheapest of my three payments. I think that someone with a decent and consistent income could afford one just fine. Im on my third and haven't had one maintenance issue yet. Gas has been the only real headache which I really don't even pay attention to because you have to pay to play and I knew that going in. I have been seconds away from going to something German and 3 times the price several times but the srt just keeps pulling me back in for some reason lol. Just start saving here and there and by the time you ready you should be able to get a decent 07 with ok miles for a steal. Good luck man.

[coolv300]

32, IT Guru, salary/commish fluctuates between 75-100k. i work from home though so the mileage and gas issue doesnt pertain to me as much as ppl who drive to work.

[Normgarry]

Originally Posted by srt8man

I have computer science, math, and engineering degrees with a background in software engineering, systems engineering, systems analysis, and computer engineering. When it comes to computers, there isn't much I haven't done.

So here's a question.

If i had ideas for an iPhone app, could you program?

I tried my hand at C+ and I figured it wasn't for me. So much easier to write up mortgages.

[EricG]

Originally Posted by Normgarry

Now, I work as an Earth Science teacher. I'm working on my next degree because I want to be a Geology professor.

Nice! I am a meteorologist, love all earth science though, especially hydrology.

As far as the gas, I guess none of you have ever driven a truck or pickup around for a while. I don't notice it too much because I live less than 5 miles from work but yeah these cars are thirsty.

[jayson9]

IT professional for the last 33 years. Like SRT8MAN, not much I have not done in IT.

[Face77]

I own a sign & graphics company & specialize in the automotive field, ie. car graphics, clearbras, automotive country clubs, etc... Salary is what I can afford to pay myself, feast or famine is the name of my game... Good luck in your future! (BTW, Lik2Race would be my DREAM customer, lol...)

[localbacon]

25 y/o police officer ( 4 years ), between 75-80g/year depending on overtime. Insurance is $85 month, no tickets or accident. Insurance is a bit lower b/c I got the house, trailer and Corolla on my plan to. The SRT8 is not my daily driver. Basically for the strip and road trips. A back and forth trip to Jax, FL cost my about $300 when I visit my parents.

[sjensen1207]

41 y/o former software developer turned ethical hacker (security consultant) 6 figures/year. I work from home as well, so the price of gas doesn't usually affect/concern me.