Anybody have a good side hustle?

[nodoze]

yea the cheap equipment you can make some good money, i use a harbor freight vacum pump and a nice set of matco gauges and the other dye injection stuff prolly have 250 into the whole rig.

[jbuhrman]

I was going to get a vacuum pump and manifold gauge at work but forgot before I left. I was also going to grab a 45lb bottle but that would have been hella suspesious walking away with that towards a car... altho I had done it before.

I just think that at $60 a pop and being able to charge like 10-15 cars per bottle and the recharge of a bottle is around $330ish last I had em filled I would see around 100% profits

[Street_Chally73]

This. A friend of mine is an estate sale hound, she goes to every one around here, and she tells me when there are electronics for sale. Last time I went, I bought a Pioneer Elite receiver (forgot what model number, for $100 when it was $550 new. Sold it on CL for $300. Found a Velodyne sub at another sale, it was like $1200 new, got it for $200, but I kept that and sold my old sub.

I also do home theater installs on rare occasions, but I don't really enjoy that, no matter how much I'm getting paid. Working in an attic in TX is too damn hot most of the year.

The other thing that does very well are vintage Chianti bottles (pre-1970). I bought a lot of three for $1 & the other time I was just given them for free...I have a hook-up in Germany who collects/resells them & usually get $15-$20 each for them.


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[Ange]

Don't have a side job but plan on saving up for a ac/dc tig welder and start fabricating stuff for these cars. Because I'm pretty good at handcrafting and designing stuff. But suck at electronics and computer stuff.

[FeaRpb]

I hustle tricks on the side. 100% profit baby.

[Vishnu]

Sell life an health insurance during my downtime. It's supporting my vehicular walletslaughter, I mean my vr4.

[nodoze]

If you have a same club membership and wait till fall to buy your freon you cab get a 30 lb keg for sub a hundred dollars that's where I get mine but usually ends up being friends doing theirs and tossing me twenty bucks

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[futurevr4man]

i do a lot of shadetree mechanic work. make pretty good money honestly. i usually charge a minimum of $20 an hour, but i usually teach the people while im working. im all about them learning as well!

i just did a head gasket swap on a friends base 3k, and i am doing plugs this friday for another friend. she doesnt even know what a v6 is... she is a lost cause.

[CoopKill]

Needle Point!

[nodoze]

20 dollars an hour??? your hired ! i charge 35 and am beating them off with sticks ,my last price increase was out of spite to thin out workload and that did not help,i charge book time on everything though and if the job was a pita i toss on an extra fifty bucks and no one ever complains