Liger

...for the winter.

This is my first "Corvette Winter"...Your suggestions
are appreciated! I'm wondering if a standard storage
facility is the best way to go - is it safe enough? Etc...

Thanks!

-Bryan

boatboatboat

It's just a car.

Store it inside a building where you have little concern of mice and stuff.

It will be fine.........

Rattler71

You can leave it at my house. Nice and warm here in the winter. And it would help keep the miles off of mine. See, we both win!

Scott

Tally Ho

Florida.

Seriously, if you use a storage facility make sure they have a security system. You don't want to get the car out in the spring to find stuff missing or worse yet the whole car gone. If you have a friend or family with garage space, that would be the best way to go.

jfrc

give me the keys and a gas card, and i will even be kind enough to drive it once in awhile, to only get the cobwebs out, of couse

if you are going to park for awhile, Stabil and a trickle charger

jerrymcb

Do a search. There are a number of posts on this.
Put about 40 lbs of air in the tires and put a
VDC electronics Battery Minder or a Deltran Batttery
Tender Plus on the battery. Some stabil in the gas
would be a good idea.

T's

Sorry not much help, we don't store cars in the sunny south, however, maybe you could find someone with a heated garage. Nope that won't work, that's were the snow plow is !
Good luck, hope you have an easy winter.

doug doo wop

Both of my cars stay out in the winter since I don't have a garage. I keep a good cover on my daily driver and two covers on the one I take to shows. I drive them as long as there is no salt on the ground. The cars look great come spring and I don't do anything with the tires or battery. But if you can get your vet under cover it certainly is better. Good Luck!

sebringsilver97coupe

what does it mean to store a car? do u continue to have to make payments on a car u dont drive for several months? i dont get it. hahhaa probally cause i live way down here and can drive it year round hahahahaha side note, same thing is odd with my father's motorcycle. he hears people storing them for winter etc but he just puts on a jacket and goes. oh well. glad i dont have to worry about it with mine.

DaBoz

May be your's is "just a car".....

Stock Man

When I had a car and no garage I looked in the paper for a person with garage for rent. Ended up finding one and for 3 years during the winter it stayed there. It was great getting it out every spring. Good luck with the hunt. Buy some extruded styrofoam and cut bevels in 4 pieces that you can drive up on it will stop the tires from flat spotting. I bought 2" and it's light and durable. I have had mine for 3 years now. And get a battery tender to keep the battery good. Actually take the battery out and bring it home and put the Tender on there. There's my .02 Good luck.

ExRedRacer

You don't indicate what part of the country you live in...If you're in the Northwest, I've got a 3-car garage I'll share with ya...

pewter99

garage, in a plastic bubble with a team of hungry attack dogs standing guard

Vetteman Jack

I'm assuming you don't have a garage to store the car in, otherwise, it would be best to store it there. You may be able to find a storage place the offers spaces for cars/boats, etc. and hopefully they would be reasonable in price. Good idea to find one that has a security system so you can at least have some peace of mind that your car is protected. Be sure to check your insurance coverage - I know one of the questions I get asked is where is the car located at when it is not being driven. You sure would want to make sure it is covered.

Jason