With a limited budget ($0) and a need to organize a garage I picked up a 3 drawer, heavy duty, metal filing cabinet off a free-cycle site and now it's multitasking in my garage. The drawers are on heavy duty ball bearing rollers and large enough to store heavy and bulky parts (axles) as well as other stuff. It's the perfect height to use the top as a work space. With it's limited footprint it actually creates space and you can get them free or stupid cheap.
Soon as I paint it 'Snap On' Red it's going on CL for $3000
Garage Hack
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Carl McFly
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Garage Hack
"Roads? Where we're going, we don't need roads"
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BlackKnight
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Re: Garage Hack
LOL, Nice...
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BlackKnight - Commando Green '13 JKU w/EVO (R Fascia w/D's, ProSeries Front, Skids, 4" Lift) Powerstop z36 kit, 38" Patagonia MTss, PoisonSpyder Diff Armor, SuperWinch w/factor55 Prolink, FOX 2.0 shocks. JKS Track Bars
BlackKnight - Commando Green '13 JKU w/EVO (R Fascia w/D's, ProSeries Front, Skids, 4" Lift) Powerstop z36 kit, 38" Patagonia MTss, PoisonSpyder Diff Armor, SuperWinch w/factor55 Prolink, FOX 2.0 shocks. JKS Track Bars
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pirahnah3
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Re: Garage Hack
Yup, I have several file cabinets or the like for my shop, just a matter of not letting them become junk draws
'97 thats been chopped up and put back together, and ready to take on the trails.