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Topic: engine storage

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engine storage

Posted: 10/17/04 7:29pm Message 1 of 2
JJoyal
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HARRISVILLE, RI - USA
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Vette(s): 68 convertible green 427 c.i.green exterior black top and interior
I would like to know the best method to store a short block for the winter.The engine is not in the car. Thanks jjoyal |saluteflag|


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engine storage

Posted: 10/17/04 9:08pm Message 2 of 2
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Gunslinger
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Vette(s): 1969 convertible L71 427/435 4-speed black interior
Summit Racing sells plastic "baggies" sized for an engine block. You put the block in it (usually mounted on an engine stand, but not necessarily), fog the interior with an oil and seal the bag.

Look at a Summit catalog or their website for more about it. They're not expensive at all.


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