What do you guys do for extra income?

[BobbyFord]

has anyone said male prostitute yet?

Hell, I'd prolly lose money

[1972bumpkansas]

has anyone said male prostitute yet?

Hell, I'd prolly lose money

yeah me to

[70_F100]

has anyone said male prostitute yet?

Hell, I'd prolly lose money

yeah me to

It's a chance I'd probably be willing to take...

[Kansas 72 Ford]

Mowing yards, painting, general handyman repairs, and scrapping.

[67 ford f100s rule]

since i have yet to get hired anywhere i have done, collision repair, spot painting, outhouse painting, hauling scrap, yardwork,and anything else within reason for cash.
sorry ya'll getting ideas but I am pretty sure that prostitution is illegal.

[fordman]

maybe i should have said male escort.

[Sparx Macgyver]

sorry ya'll getting ideas but I am pretty sure that prostitution is illegal.

Not in Nevada.

[mrsnicks]

When I was unemployed I sold plasma twice a week. Easy $75.00 a week. Now when I need some fast cash I sell extra/surplus tools or parts taking up space in my garage.

Patrick

[Ranchero50]

I make cool CNC parts for our trucks, you should buy some.

Sidework? In the last three years, mant cars, trucks, tractors, big trucks, skid loaders, boats (alum and glass), puters and laptops have been through the garage. Add the gaggle of 2 stroke saws and trimmers and it makes for a constant drain on my time.

Since a day of OT nets $300 I'd rather do that...

Currently I have my little Seadoo jet converted aluminum bass boat in the garage;

http://www.tinboats.net/forum/viewtopic.php?f=21&t=8385

Next up is a New Holland skid loader with the boom all broken up. Then maybe I should finish some project on the house, like put a roof on the peaked part...

I need to get some firewood in the shed as well, but I'd almost rather pay for it now...

Jamie

[fireguywtc]

I can work a shift of overtime for a decent amount of money, but I also go to school and get the GI Bill. After all the college expenses there is always some left over for me.

[Will]

I build aluminum dog crates and agility equipment such as Aframes,jumps,etc.I also breed show and work Rottweilers. My not so good website is www.wilynholzrottweilers.com

[Captain America]

I found a niche market for early Bronco art and t-shirts. When I started making them, there weren't many out there. My partner and I sold our first shirts for $10 each including shipping. We were amazed to make $5 profit on each shirt.... which we then split in half. That partnership later morphed into a Bronco event that was the largest thing going for early Broncos. We had 300 1966-1977 Broncos at our largest event. About 1000 people were there. We sold one HELL of a lot of shirts for $20 each at that event. We raffled off $20,000 worth of prizes, donated a truckload of food to the local food bank, and gave a goodly chunk of cash to the local FIre and Rescue. I have completely paid for my Bronco and all the restoration work on it with that money. I'm considering branching out to the bump market. Now that we have a bump in the family it needs to start paying for itself.

[dolinick]

i just sold some scrap metal....

don't worry it's not a bump. the people who leased my house left a bunch of stuff. it's only about a mile to the recycling center so I made three trips in the last two days. I only had about 350 pounds per load but I also sold 2 batteries. so I got $7 for one battery and $3.50 for a smaller car battery. The loads of metal were about $22 dollars each. I made over $75 dollars for just a couple of hours of work. I know it isn't much but it helped me out this week to buy lunch and put some gas in the truck and lawn mower. I have been cleaning up the property because I am selling it. It's a little old house built in 1925. One of the items was a short truck bed from a 80s chevy and about 340 pounds.

Dan

[ka_jd7and1]

When I was unemployed I sold plasma twice a week. Easy $75.00 a week. Now when I need some fast cash I sell extra/surplus tools or parts taking up space in my garage.

Patrick

I also clean my garage and sell stuff I don't need, or stuff that I wanted to keep but know I can turn a profit on.

When I was unemployed, I went for a bike ride and collected cans and bottles. Only made about $10 a day, but for an hour and a half of "work" it was worth it (and good exercise to boot).

[FordTruck]

I scrap metal and do any side job I can get my hands on. A few weeks ago I went to work with my friends dad and made $200 for a days worth of work...........man I wish I could get a steady job with him