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Originally Posted by gily25
What helped you make the decision? You had parts ready to be installed?
I was wondering about this myself (when to take it off the road), we're expecting salty roads tomorrow...
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Easier to make time to work on it when not driving. nothing purchased yet but, wheels, tires, suspension, brake line lock kit, braided stainless hoses. all in the works for the winter.
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Originally Posted by ottopilot
Even going through winter and salt, it's going to take a good 7 years for anything to start rusting. People are paranoid haha 
I'll probably won't own it that long so I don't give crap lol |
I'm anal about my cars.
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Originally Posted by eindio
It's still in the 90's here but next month when it cools off I might not drive the frs as much and put the top down in the z28
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lucky....
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Originally Posted by Books
I'm worried about salt, but not enough to garage it. It's my daily and this winter is going to be awesome
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mine too, but my wife works close to me and is going to drop me off during the winter till I find a beater.
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Originally Posted by ashtray
If you plan to park it for a while, add a fuel stabilizer at minimum. Maybe put it on jack stands to avoid flat spotting tires or frozen parking brakes. Battery tender?
There's probably a list somewhere online of how to store a car for 5 months.
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will be inside, wheels off, on stands, full tank of ethanol free with stabilizer. as stated above I have some stuff to do, so being immobile for a couple months won't be too bad on me.