MartyVice

I just bought a 94 Mustang GT vert, and unfortunatly have to park it for the winter

thing is it will be parked outside, and up here in Alberta it can get down to -30 degrees Celcius (-22 Fahrenheit) and can snow pretty heavy.

So what things should I do?
Things I am planning on doing are as follows:

- Outdoor car cover is a given.... Does the quality of the car cover matter much or are they all pretty much the same?
- Fuel stabalizer
- Take Battery out
- Open window a crack to prevent moisture (with the cold temperatures this won't affect the leather interior will it?)

anything else???

thanks

GreyStang

This question comes up a LOT especially this time of year

https://mustangforums.com/forum/general-tech/493995-winterization.html

Margarita Girl

Full tank of gas and fuel stabil will keep condensation out of tank. Make sure you drive a bit after putting stabil in so it mixes up and gets in fuel lines. I would keep windows shut. Also cover tailpipes to keep critters out and put a moth ball block under the hood.

Any way to keep the snow piling up on your convertible top?

MartyVice

keep windows closed? I heard the moisture that can build up can cause mold/ bad smell.

Remember this car will be parked for 5+ months never moved.

and not really, I could go out and wipe the snow off myself after a snowfall...