Living in Minnesota means that I can only enjoy my '74 Corvette for 6 months of the year. For the remaining 6 months, the car must hibernate away from snow, ice and dreaded road salt! There seems to be no concensus amongst the car people I know as to how to properly prepare a car for storage. Based on past experience, I intend to store the car in an unheated pole barn with a dirt floor. The car will be covered and a tarp will be underneath the car. The gas will be treated with Sta-bil and the tank filled. The oil will be changed prior to storing the car and the battery will be removed. Fabric softener sheets will be placed in the interior to discourage mice.
There is no substitute for low end torque!
There is no substitute for low end torque!
I liked the part about mice in the exhaust. Matter of fact, Just a couple of weeks ago, I fired up My Goldwing, and a bunch of stuff came flying out the exhaust. WHen I was done with my ride that day, I put the bike back, and set a trap at the kickstand. I never did catch a mouse. I guess I made'm mad and he left, or, he was smoked .
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The firm I purchased the bag from, quit making them a while ago. The demand must not have been enough to support it. I think I spent $125.00 for it. I did buy a large canister of "crystals" in a vented tin shell you heat up before sealing the bag that sucks up any moisture.