STORING YOUR BOB DUDEK ALUMINUM

[RodBurNeR]

I like to store my prize aluminum in a plastic PLANO tackle box like shown below. This keeps my parts clean, safe and seperated from each other. The spaces have removable walls for longer parts such as Adjustable Push Bars or Lake Pipes and Drilled Drop Axles. I also like it for the fact, it's easy to take with me. Parts like these are not easy to come by and i want to make sure they are safe for that special project.

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look how it snaps shut in case i drop the case, nothing falls out and nothing seperates....it all stays in one spot!

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[RodneyBad]

Great tip.

And the deeper ones are good for tires.

[dwc43]

I picked up like 6 or 8 of the smaller ones from the Dollar Tree store some time ago. Have them sorted for tires, engines and parts, and rears and chassis stuff that will fit in there.

[Rick Forrester]

Bob that a great idea. I been putting all my part in them now for two years. Have wheels in one and so on. All you got to do is mark the boxes. Next thing i'm goinig to build is a rack to put them in. To make it easyer to get at them. Kinda like mail box slots. Just wish i could buy them in a case lot cheaper. Rick

[cruz]

I envy all that beautiful aluminum work you have there, Bob can certainly turn them out sweet.....

[outlaw035]

grt8 tip....where can i get BOB DUDEK wheels???....i have seen them on several models there grt8...

[Bobdude]

It would be great if you could reply to this post.

[Greg Cullinan]

Good idea on the storage. I too would like to purchase some wheels and accessories to store and use.

And a thread dedicated ito his products is another good idea.