Video: How to keep a disassembled project organized

By Chris Tropea
Apr 5, 2024 | Restoration, Project car, Bugeye Sprite

Now that our 1960 Austin-Healey Bugeye Sprite project has been disassembled and media-blasted, one of the biggest challenges from here on out is keeping all of those loose pieces and parts organized. How do we do it?

We won’t spoil the video, but it's critical to remember that organization is important for two reasons: Reassembly is simpler, and it's easier to see which parts you're missing.

Presented by CRC Industries.

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Torqued New Reader
2/26/21 2:53 p.m.

I wish I had seen this a couple of years ago.  Especially the part about when to order parts.  I have some perfectly good MGA tappets that are not returnable because I have had them too long, but that I cannot use because they have defects that I did not discover until I began the engine assembly, about 12 months after purchasing them.  Useful video.

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