October Monthly Mopar Giveaway 2025

[PlymCrazy]

Coming soon....October 2025 edition of FBBO's Monthly Mopar Giveaway

This month's trivia question will be posted today 10/30/2025 around 3pm EST.


Until then....

 

[PlymCrazy]

This month's prize is this M2 diecast, Direct Connection 1971 Dodge Charger R/T Hemi...

 

[Charles Cook]

GREEN

 

[PlymCrazy]

Ok, here we go...

Some of you know by now my parents got a very early start on starting a family.
In fact, they had (3) of us by the time mom was 18 years old.
Needless to say, the pressure was on dad to feed all of them mouths, especially with him being the sole breadwinner, as mom was a stay-at-home mom.

The time frame was late 1970's to early 1980's.
Dad's career in driving truck locally was barely on the horizon yet.
And his side job of running an auto body business had barely begun.

During this timeframe, dad had to pick up a part time job here and there to make ends meet, on top of already working his full time job.

One part time job he had during that timeframe stands out to me in particular lately.
It's a job that I haven't heard many mention having in all the years I've been alive.


For the prize, what was that part time job dad had that I'm referring to here?

 

[Charles Cook]

Shop teacher at the local school

 

[Charles Cook]

Paper route

 

[PlymCrazy]

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[Charles Cook]

Grocery store stocker

 

[Charles Cook]

preacher

 

[Charles Cook]

Tax preparer

 

[Charles Cook]

Played Santa

 

[Charles Cook]

Barber

 

[qkcuda]

Grave digger

 

[Charles Cook]

Window washer

 

[Charles Cook]

Cross guard

 

[Charles Cook]

fishing guide

 

[Charles Cook]

Car salesman

 

[Charles Cook]

Cafeteria worker at your school

 

[Charles Cook]

Wash cars at the dealership

 

[Charles Cook]

Mowed lawns