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With winter fast approaching (or already here for South Dakotans) I thought it would be a good time to post the Classic Motorsports winter storage guide online. Hope some folks find it useful: https://classicmotorsports.net/articles/long-winters-nap/
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Good advise.
And unfortunately, I'll be using it soon.
Winter is fast approaching here in the NorthEast and my MGB needs to go to sleep for at least a few months.
I notice that CM does not suggest raising the car off it's wheels (on blocks, jackstands, or whatever). My car will be raised somewhat and sitting on wooden blocks so that it sits "lightly" on it's tires. I also spray the brake rotors with WD-40, which won't stop all rust but will hold it off for a while.
My Miata will soldier on through the snow-season....with a new set of Blizzaks. :laugh:
And unfortunately, I'll be using it soon.
Winter is fast approaching here in the NorthEast and my MGB needs to go to sleep for at least a few months.
I notice that CM does not suggest raising the car off it's wheels (on blocks, jackstands, or whatever). My car will be raised somewhat and sitting on wooden blocks so that it sits "lightly" on it's tires. I also spray the brake rotors with WD-40, which won't stop all rust but will hold it off for a while.
My Miata will soldier on through the snow-season....with a new set of Blizzaks. :laugh: