steel1

I normally put max psi in the tires, full tank of gas w/stabilizer, pull the battery and lay 2 or 3 dryer sheets inside, helps keep out the rodents. Put the cover on and let her sit in the garage for the Connecticut winter.

83glx5.0

Put it on jack stands, that will help alot with the tires.

ryan_89_mustang

I park mine on the back of my paved driveway with no cover. I don't change the oil or put in stabilizer. In the 5 months mine was parked last year the gas never went bad I just started the car like every 3 weeks on a warm day and let her idle for 20-30mins. If you don't use a cover wax the car before you put it away and the snow will slide right off.

HACKGT350

yeah mine is sitting in front of the driveway right now on wood chips no car cover on it covered in snow right now. i opened the door the other day to find mouse crap on my drivers seat...i wasnt too thrilled about that

65coupe88hatch

thanks for the tips. i live in pa. and so far its been alot of rain this winter but we can get some pretty bad snow storms here. i was thinking just add fuel stabilzer park the tires on blocks, use my car cover then put a tarp over that. start it once every 2 weeks for awhile. and that was prolly it?

bpark8824

That should about do it. The main part is to make sure its covered, don't let rain and snow sit on it or under it.

mjr46

that IMO is sufficient

5.0muscle

^^^what they said. i would not wrap the car unless you can be sure that all the moisture will be removed with dessicant bags(and you cant be sure). don't don't don't leave the pony in the grass pasture; a great accelerant for rust.

5.0muscle

another thought. moth ***** in tail pipe and under the hood near the firewall opens.

LT61

I just grabbed the biggest garbage bag I could find, and I was planning on throwing it over my T-Tops and all other seals around the car. Unfortuantely I was still up at school when the big snow hit and my buddy jsut didnt have the time to do it. I've been told not to use tarps as they do more bad than good. And as someone suggested above, you may want to get a moisture absorber to keep inside. I just left my car on the stock rims as I plan on buying new Cobra R's in the summer. And thats pretty much it, my buddy did the same with his last year and it worked out fine for him.