Any mechanics here with side jobs or recommendations on making a little side money?

[Scott.Thornton]

Well I'm finally getting back up home in Mississippi and am taking a pay cut to do so. I am wondering if any mechanics here have any advice on how to advertise for some side business to help my income once I start my new job. I already run a small meat rabbit business as well as a yard service for a select few clients that keep me busy but I'm not sure about the yard thing back home so I want to branch into oil changes, 3rd party used car pre-buy inspection, and brake jobs at the house to stay busy as well. Nothing but quick jobs on the side. So like I said recommendation on advertising using craigslist, or newspaper.

 

[7mmremmag]

craigslist or outdoor related web sites may help you

 

[oppsImissed]

All my side works comes from the guys at the auto parts stores. get in good with them and they will send you work.

 

[cnodie1]

All my side works comes from the guys at the auto parts stores. get in good with them and they will send you work.

This^^ I was getting some parts for a small mud boat of mine at an auto zone and after talking to the employee there he told me about a mechanic for Subaru engines that is amazing. Put yourself out there brother.

 

[andimthejr]

craigslist or outdoor related web sites may help you

+1

 

[jorawil]

Build a still and make moonshine. You will quit your day job. Tax free, great.

 

[general mills]

Forget moonshine, how many acres are you moving to?

 

[3fifty7]

I'm not much on advertising but I am very interested in some meat rabbits.

 

[Scott.Thornton]

Thank you everybody for the information, and I hadn't even thought about getting in with the parts guys. Thanks a whole lot for that one. They are easy to mess with 3fifty7, I don't really make anything on mine but the ones I sell pay for the ones I eat so I break even and get to eat my fill of rabbit.