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Sounds like everyone has told you pretty much what you need to do to take care of your car. So just concentrate on catching O'Suck Me Bin Laden. Take care keep your head down and stay safe. If you see my brother he's with a MI unit tell him I said hey.
Send some ragheads to meet Allah if you get the chance...
I'm in kingman, and there is a spot in the carport beside my 98,
(usually occupied by my 57 chevy, but its going in the paint shop for some rub and buff, and underhood paint)
your welcome to park it here, ( dead end street, end of street, on hill side, away from prying eyes) it won't get driven, but will get started,
just an offer, it small compared to what your doing!
Don't do this it will over extend your shocks. Just add some extra air, two months is no big deal. Put the battery on a trickle charger. I stored mine on deployments many times, a box of desiccant on the inside couldn't hurt either. A capfull of gas-stab before filling up also, and a good wash and wax.
I've deployed 3 times since I bought my vette and haven't had a problem. Good luck. I'll be going over about the time you get back.
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