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Indoor winter storage tips

Cobratron

Regular
Jun 1, 2009
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All right I know this has been posted time and time again, but I went through the old searches and wanted to hear some fresh opinions.

For the past 3 years I've stored my car. Here's the super exciting video of how I store the car. the car never sees rain or snow.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G0eSdAQqn0Q


Now that I'm married and new bills are stacking up I decided to stop storing the car in this garage and save $500/year.

So now I'm going to store it at my house in the garage. I keep reading that starting your car every week or 2 weeks till the engine gets warm is not a good thing to do.

My plan is to
1) start it once ever week or 2 and then take it out whenever the roads were clear of snow/salt
2) put the car cover on there, do a oil change, and get a batter tender

that's it.....any tips would be appreciated it! thx
 

hj16

Tasty!
Mar 1, 2004
9,788
21
Park car in garage. Start car every few weeks/months, whatever through winter. Change Oil. Take car out of garage, get new gas and drive.

Ive winter stored the car for the last 6 winters and have never even put a battery tender on it. I would try to have it started every two weeks, but sometimes it would go months without being started. Never had a problem. I used to be more anal about it, but I slowly realized its a Mustang, this isnt rocket science and its not a race car.
 

batman

Surrounded by 10 points
Feb 21, 2005
30,193
2
Never had a problem with the older foxes...trickle the battery very month or two, inflate the tires a lot and put a car cover on it...if it's in heated garage you're lucky if not you better pray the weather doesn't go warm cold warm...this climate messes with cars...
 
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