Ridetech needs more rockstars!

[bret]

We need more help! If you bleed hotrods ( all kinds, not just pro-touring stuff), you're not afraid to get dirty, work till the job is done, live in Indiana, travel, and make a real difference at a company that cares about that kind of stuff, send me a resume. [email protected]. Don't call...gotta email a resume.

We specifically need a shock guy (or girl), and a sales/tech person. pay is not great, but you won't starve. The health insurance is good, the 401k is great, and you'll get to work with 38 other hotrodders who care as much as you do. You won't get rich, but you'll have a good time and learn a lot about shocks, suspension, hotrods, and what makes call that stuff tick!

[SparkyRnD]

Bret, just move the operation here to Georgia and you got a deal :)

[Protour_Pinto]

I wish I was in the position to move from California. If you ever open operations here I'll be the first in line with resume in hand.

[protouring70]

Man that sounds better making chewing gum at night.

[Vicinity]

Heck, if I lived in Indiana, I'd offer to work for free just for the experience. :)

[mpozzi]

I visited RideTech last summer (twice, even ...) during my cross country Good Guys and Heidt's Suspension Challenge trip and fell in love with the town and local area. Jasper and the surrounding parts are just large enough to have almost every perk that most major cities offer. I say "almost" as I looked but never found a Starbucks. Not sure if is is a good ... or bad, thing.

On the south end of Jasper is RideTech and what impressed me the most was how organized things were. Everyone got along and from my perspective, didn't appear to think of a day spent twisting wrenches, bending tubing, or boxing parts as merely a job. I came away thinking I'd like to work there myself someday.

That lasted until I got home and asked Dave if he'd mind if I moved ...

Mary P.

[Kenova]

Awww, crap. I'm on the wrong side of the border.

Ken

[musclecarmatt]

i'm 25...love to work there....just to also gain experience and be around the car hobby....man wish i was closer!

[fastfail]

Hell, if you can pay under the table then Ill come work there, lol. I live in Indiana and have been building cars since I was 5. Anyways, where are you located in IN. I've never know you guys were here.

[blakes72x]

i would so be your man for the job but i'm in socal...

tell ya what send me a return label and ill package myself up in my ridetech boxes and be there in a few days xD

[wellis77]

Can you wait until September??? Need to finish my degree here in Switzerland before coming back. Would love to be at Ride-Tech. Already thought about checking it out when I move back. Would be all over sales/tech, even shock, or toilet guy...

[wellis77]

Sorry, double post.

[Motorcitydak]

Can you wait until September??? Need to finish my degree here in Switzerland before coming back. Would love to be at Ride-Tech. Already thought about checking it out when I move back. Would be all over sales/tech, even shock, or toilet guy...

Perfect man for the job rite there. Plus i could use an insider to get me a deal on some triple adjustable's!

[wellis77]

Perfect man for the job rite there.
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Plus i could use an insider to get me a deal on some triple adjustable's!
Not so much...

I'll send an email Bret.

[Larry Callahan]

Sounds like a fun job. When I get ready to leave California I will send mine in. LOL!

[Yelcamino]

Hey Bret, how cold does it get in Indiana?

[JEFFTATE]

Hmmm , I've been wanting to re-invent myself ..

[Bryce]

Hmmmm, I am an engineer with suspension and shock knowledge and fab skills. Brett, lets talk at del mar.

[rickpaw]

Wish you were closer. Been thinking about a career change. :)

[miller]

This sounds like a great opportunity. Ive been a fitter/welder at a forklift factory for the past ten years. Im not getting rich but its pretty good job. but a change would be nice and sometimes think id be happier being involved in the hot rod hobby, but i own a house in kansas so it would be kinda hard to pack up and move. Havent been able to visit ridetech but my stepdad scott has been there and said its a very nice place and top notch company. should make a great job for someone who is passionate about hot rodding.

kevin miller

[stage2ROUSH]

Man that sounds better making chewing gum at night.

wow !!!Brent that made me laugh rather loud !!!! thanks for that.

[stage2ROUSH]

I visited RideTech last summer (twice, even ...) during my cross country Good Guys and Heidt's Suspension Challenge trip and fell in love with the town and local area. Jasper and the surrounding parts are just large enough to have almost every perk that most major cities offer.{ I say "almost" as I looked but never found a Starbucks. Not sure if is is a good ... or bad, thing. }

On the south end of Jasper is RideTech and what impressed me the most was how organized things were. Everyone got along and from my perspective, didn't appear to think of a day spent twisting wrenches, bending tubing, or boxing parts as merely a job. I came away thinking I'd like to work there myself someday.

That lasted until I got home and asked Dave if he'd mind if I moved ...

Mary P.

gotta go with you on that Starbucks comment ,might be a deal breaker

[JEFFTATE]

Jasper Indiana is a great place .
It's like Mayberry , with a Huge HotRod Shop and the Jasper Engine Co ..
And Corn Fields ...
I like it !!

[parsonsj]

Perhaps you could out-source some of the work to Florida?

[bret]

Two things about Indiana...it's cheap to live, and it's close to a lot of cool car events!

[Jetfixr320]

Maybe a little to Cold for the SoCal and Florida people.

Need any P/T people? Come work on my days off? LOL

[FlyDoc]

do they have an opining in Hawaii,
I take cash payment.

[MonzaRacer]

Two things about Indiana...it's cheap to live, and it's close to a lot of cool car events!

What he said!