It often seems as though more can go wrong with your car when sitting still than when it’s in motion. Taking a few steps to properly store your classic will help ensure your car is ready for spring when you are. Mark Simpson goes through the each of the items you should maintain before putting your car away, including fuel, engine fluids, paint, battery, upholstery, tires as well as moisture control and preventing rodent damage.
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