tips for storing car in the winter?
Sat, 11/05/2011 - 02:48 — Anonymous
ok so this summer i bought a 2000 corvette and decided to store it over the winter. iv been wondering about a couple of things like i read some where to put some baking soda in the car absorb the moisture inside the car. does this really work? also iv heard that your supposed to change all the fluids in the car. well i did that in late september. do i really have to do it again? do i have to remove the battery so it wont go flat? i will fill up tha tank with premium gas but do i need to use fuel stabilizers? should i start the car once in awhile during winter. the car will be kept in a garage but it doesnt have heat.
P.S. i live in southern idaho and it gets pretty cold. were in high 30 low 40 right now.
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