[Files] Re: Vehicle organization for Tuning Business (Modified by Kent Swafford)

[Tompiano@aol.com]

Rick,
I have attached a picture of the back of my Ford Explorer. Of all the  
vehicles I have had, this Explorer has worked the best for how I have  
things configured.
The metal drawer on the left holds all piano parts (all types of  
flanges, shanks, wippens) plus incidental piano supplies.
  The wood 2 drawer unit in the center holds all of my sprays and  
adhesives ( McLubes, Lacquer, Center Pin Lub., glues,) plus regulating  
supplies and humidistats. To the right of that is a nice secure area  
for my tool case. On either side of the main shelf unit are areas  
suitable for a portable vac, heart gun, iron, luggage carrier, and  
various other hand tools I need for that day.
  Behind the main shelf is a lot of room for a string box, felt box,  
office supply box ( invoices, order forms, contracts, appraisal forms,  
etc.) and an extra tool kit just in case of an emergency.
On top his a nicely secured shelf for transporting actions. Actions get  
clamped down to the shelf on all 4 corners and travels  
wonderfully. There is still amply of room to see out of my back window  
through my the rearview mirror.
On top of all that I have 2 girls plus a car pool we participate with 2  
other families, which on particular days have 4 back packs, band  
instruments, and etc.   Even on the load days, everything fits nice and  
neatly....and secure.
Hope this helps.
Tom Servinsky

Photo at:

http://tinyurl.com/2rle3

Direct ptg.org URL:

https://www.moypiano.com/ptg/files/attachments/aa/1e/4d/0e/ 
Tomsbackstorgae.jpg