Mark Simpson

Bag and Tag Your Classic Car Parts

Mark Simpson
Duration:   1 mins

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Planning for reassembling your car starts the moment you begin to take it apart. This simple tip will keep you from scratching your head later.

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3 Responses to “Bag and Tag Your Classic Car Parts”

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  2. Jeff Handloser

    I also include a small drawing if there is a difference in fastener length or an unusual washer location. Then when I pull the bag to bolt that part on I know for instance the long bolt goes in a certain position.

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When restoring a car, it's easy to think. You'll remember where every nut bolt fastener goes. But you got to remember. It could be months before this car goes back together. Quick tip is make sure you bag all of your parts in separate bags and label them clearly. So for example, I know when I grab this bag, I can see the parts and I know they're for the rear antennas here, we have the drive shaft, just label them quick and you'll know what they are months down the line when you're ready to, when you need them.
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