Pharmacists Diesel Drivers ????

[fbadmaev]

Just curious to see how many pharmacists are diesel drivers. Lets form a little on-line TDR club. Am not sure where this post should go so I'm putting where I think I might get the most exposure.



Thanks

Frank

 

[Brandon]

pharm.

Rubberneck who lives in commie california is one.





danelle

 

[LSMITH]

I think Rich from Vegas is one too.

 

[DHRA]

My wife will hopefully someday drive a diesel. She is a Pharm D. and loves to talk drugs!

 

[fbadmaev]

I remember that Rich was a pharmacist who lived in Las Vegas. Hadn't heard from him for awhile. Anyway we got three so far. Hey LSmith, are you a pharmacist?



Frank

 

[fbadmaev]

Sorry Diesel Sports Promotion. I didn't see your email. So we have four pharmacists. I'm not a PharmD, I'm a director over a couple of hospital pharmacies. I have a couple of PharmD that work for me. They're a life saver as far as I'm concerned. It would very difficult to control our budgets if we didn't have them on staff.



Frank

 

[LSMITH]

No Frank, not a drug dealer personally , but my brother in law gets his license this spring. Lots of schooling to get him there.



I am just a glorified mechanic with computers and electronics rolled in.

 

[Dennis Garrett]

My daughter and her husband are both Pharm D's working in hospitals in KC. I've let them ride in my truck before, but that's about as far as it goes. I'm not sure I'd turn either one of them loose in it.

 

[MBurke]

Wife

My wife is a Pharmacist.

 

[Speedo]

Pharmacist

My youngest son is in school now and his goal is to become a

Pharm D. He likes to drive my Ram when he's home but thats

as close as I get.



Gus

 

[velsberry]

Pharmacist

I'm a pharmacist in Tucson, Az. I use my '92 Dodge primarily to pull a 29' Alpenlite 5th wheel.

 

[HoleshotHolset]

velsberry: You joined in June of '00 and this is your first post!!



Wow... . congratulations for being able to keep quiet so long!!



Matt

 

[fbadmaev]

Hey Velsberry, I spent 20 yrs in the military as a pharmacist and one of my many assignments was a tour of duty at Davis-Monthan AFB in Tucson. What a great town. The only bad thing about Tucson was because it was such a great town every military retiree felt the same way I did. Man were we busy. I was there in the early 80's, and we use to fill over 2000 prescriptions per day on typewriters. Needless to say, I couldn't wait to get out of town. I remember one day I was on Mt Lemon when it started snowing and turned into a white out. I had my 5 yr old son with me and we thought that was the coolest sight to see esp since it was 70 degrees in Tucson! Also, while I was there I was always trying see my favorite actor - Lee Marvin. Unfortunately never got to see him.

 

[fbadmaev]

Hey MBurk. I noticed you 22. 5 alcoa rims and wheels on the same ram truck that I also own. I am not very mechanically inclined so I ask some rally rookie type questions. I am assuming you replace your stock rims - what size does it take and did you get a good price. I've been thinking of doing the same. About six months ago I stopped by a place that sold rims and they did not know how to help me esp since I had a 4x4.



Three weeks ago my 5th gear went out on me and it cost almost $600 to replace a nut which I later found out may be only a temporary fix. After reading some posts I guess I need to look into getting a full splined shaft.