i have been collecting e30 parts for some time now and it getting very crowded. i'm selling some of the parts that i don't really need but still my shed is packed. i'm currently trying to organize it with usps boxes and other large boxes. how do you organize your e30 parts?
how do you organize your e30 parts?
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I just know where everything is. IDK. No labels, etc, I just put shit places and, if asked, I can leave for about 10 minutes and produce said part.1974.5 Jensen Healey : 2003 330i/5 -
Best organization I have seen yet outside of a parts shop is LJ851. I aspire to have my new shop look like his. It's clean, organized, and bad ass
Also, Home Depot has these bins in the swing area for storage season. They are pretty cheap now, but will go on sale soon. AND, they have clear plastic shoe bins back by the totes in the storage section. Those are pretty good as well.Yours truly,
Rich
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Two piles.
Stuff that I have taken off the car, and stuff that I need to put on the car.Comment
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I have a box labeled "Rubber Crap" and another labeled "Plastic Bits" and aside from that, a shelf or three full of big metal shit, and 2 huge tubs full of wire harnesses.
My big goal of 2012 is no more spare parts at all.Comment
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Like zm said^^^ get a shelf and bins makes finding little bits great. Cause of lack of space my sorting is boxes in the basement motor, electronics/computers/switches, plastic, lights ect.Originally posted by Ryan...Please do not ban me.Originally posted by JeSTI get the feeling this thread is more "which r3v member would you jerk off?"Comment
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on shelves in my garage. But since my garage is in the midst of a serious remodel, I've been giving a lot away.'87 325ic, powered by S50.Comment
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