u/monoamines404

1996, 5.0, 214k miles. Minor rust, missing arm rests on front bucket seats, paint job is subpar - no receipt for it so doubting it was professionally done. Have all receipts since 2011. Will attach link to lists of repairs if anyone is inclined in the comments.

Don’t need to sell, don’t really want to either but I know someone else has a lot more money and time than me to get it in better shape. We currently have four vehicles and this one gets driven the least due to gas mileage and just overall inconvenience.

I’m not one to work on vehicles, just not an interest of mine. I prefer building and fixing structures- so please, no ball busting. My wife bought it for me five years ago and I haven’t even put 10k miles on it. I love it and drive it every chance I get but she hates riding in it bc it “stinks.”

What would you be willing to pay for it? What is the minimum you would sell it for? Like I said, I don’t need to, don’t really want to- but I know me holding on to it isn’t doing me, the bronco, or the person that could make this vehicle awesome any favors.

Will more than likely be interviewing in the next week or two. I am retired Army, went to work for a local city as a commercial and residential building, plumbing, and mechanical inspector. I am ready to move into a position with less politics and more integrity.

This is a remote position with a territory of about 2 hours any given direction, that is in rural Appalachia. The adjuster that recently retired received on average one new claim a day.

The last few years of my army career I was a recruiter, that I now regrettably admit I was good at. I have been diagnosed with PTSD and AuDHD. I tend to hyper focus on my jobs in order to gain the most amount of knowledge I can possibly gain. I can handle a lot of stress but what I can’t do it be apart of anything shady or screwing over the vulnerable.

Would this job be a good fit? Is Shelter a respectable company to work for? I use them for my home insurance but USAA for everything else so I have had zero interaction with my agent. The job posting has the pay listed as $23-$33 an hour. Is this typical? I make $30 an hour as an inspector and really don’t want to take a pay cut if I don’t have to. Is it typical to really start out at $23 an hour, is it appropriate to negotiate or will that kill my chances? This will be my first interview for a non govt job. Any tips? Should I wear a suit, I am a female, or something more casual like a cardigan or sweater?

Realistic expectations

Shelter Property Adjuster