Re: best possible winterproofing of mopar considering......

[Gerry Peters <gpeters35@xxxxxxx>]

1/another thing to do is add stabil to the fuel / the gas we have now leaves 
some very ugly deposits if it has a chance to evaporate
2/ i agree bounce seems to the dryer sheet of choice to repel mice
3/if you want to keeps moist air out of the engine back off rockers so all 
valves are closed
4/ put the car up on blocks so tires do not flat spot
5/a friend of mine adds 4 gallons of cheap oil to crankcase to keep crank 
seals wet !!
6/ worst thing you can ever do is store a car on top of grass or soil
 7 /make sure you have anti freeze if you get cold enough

> If possible keep the barn ventilated. Does it have eve or roof vents or
> an exhaust fan? Parking the car on a sheet of plastic is excellent
> advise but whatever you do don't cover it with plastic. And if you use a
> car cover make sure it's the kind that can breath. Personally I think
> car covers do more damage than good sometimes. The dryer sheets do an
> excellent job of keeping criters and insects out and they smell a lot
> better than moth balls. I keep them in my camper that sits outside and
> my sister in Oregon keeps them in her garden to keep the deer out of her
> plants. Don't ask me why but the only ones that seem to work are the
> "BOUNCE" dryer sheets and no I don't have any stock in that company.
>
> Dan
>
> And one more thing, Don't bury your car in a concrete vault and leave it
> there for 50 years. LOL


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