Btw, thanks for the template, Darius.

Just imagine how many cars we could put together if we were to pool our parts.

I put it in boxes and wrote on them. I know where everthing is but what I need it seems like lol. Really do know where 98 percent is at.

"...TRRANNSSSSSFORRMMMERRRS...here to save the day..."

Here is what my "Mopar World" looks like (shop/storage)...nothing fancy, just a 3 car house attached garage, and by grace of my lovely wife the permission to use the un-finished basement washroom as storage area for the "really important stuff" lol! (well, mostly things that the garage temp swings or humidity levels would take a toll on)

I will tell you this: that steel pegboard you see on the wall in between the tall stand-up cabinet and the parts-washer has been a real sweet add-on. Sturdy (I build a frame to which the individual panels are attached first before the darn thing went up on the wall), and I literally have the just about all the engine accessory pieces hanging up there, nicely out-of-the-way, given that tight space in this small workshop.

Oops...hit the limit of 4 attachments...here is that last one with the steel pegboard.

Some of you guys have the "I'm gonna need that someday" sickness as bad as I do. Lots of 32 gallon Rubbermaid bins here. A couple years ago when I moved here I gave a lot of stuff to the Boy Scouts for their scrap metal drive. I have already regretted getting rid of a couple items.

AndyF - you have rugs in your shop?

It might be like the old Johnny Cash song LOL!

A while back I saw someone had what appeared to be a chandelier. That was an especially nice touch. Except keeping them clean are such a pita.

"One Piece at a Time"

I hear that some peeps put all their inventory ON THE ROOF and HOOD of any car in their barn !

that's called "Flat Surface Syndrome" DoC...........and don't forget the trunk lid. that area "stores" lots of "stuff" as well !

What is even better is when I had my Challenger on the rotisserie. When you roll it over upside down it becomes a wonderful 6'x16' shelf with plenty of additional storage underneath as well....lol.

LOL - flat surface syndrome works really well when you want to just reach over and grab stuff - you can see anything you need all spread out in front of you..

Plastic bins - do you guys use them to keep moisture or corrosion out? .. or is it really just a handy way to pack, label and handle stuff?

I've got mine in cardboard boxes and milk crates, but that's in my dry basement or garage - I'm now moving stuff to an unheated warehouse for the winter... My hunch is everything will be fine, but what say you all?
- Art

I have had bad luck with moisture build up in plastic crates stored outside.

Inside they work ok.