I am afraid.

Not.

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Ah Chewwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwww

-Clifford :tiphat:

Ahhhhh Chewwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwww


-Clifford :tiphat:

Wat did post #6151 say? :stirthepot:

Mmmmm.... time to get my Chinese food on!

Nice :tup:

Chinese food for The -Clifford :icon17:

-Clifford :tiphat:

Photos of the kiddo at the pit lane walk yesterday.


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:icon17: The Clifford likes

:ugh2: egg rolls hot and sour soup and some spicy Mongolian beef :yum:

-Clifford :tiphat:

:cool: maybe even some spicy chow mien :icon17:

-Clifford :tiphat:

Handsome son Mrs Tracie :tup:

-Clifford :tiphat:

So for those that hibernate their cars. l will be putting mine in storage soon and I want to get this right. Full tank w/ stabil, carpet under the tires, disconnect battery, car cover, oil change?

It wont be seeing sub freezing temps but just dust and hopefully no critters. Time about 6 months.

dudes. :rock:--eastwest

hey fellas, what time did I rep yesterday?

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Make a list when you bring it in. I was having the same worry issues as you last year when I stored mine.

Inflate tires to 42-ish psi
Put some dryer sheets throughout the interior
Crack the windows just slightly for fresh air to circulate
D-con bug stuff under the car if you're worried about bugs
Steel wool in tail pipes so mice don't eat anything (Don't forget to remove)
Disconnect battery and lose presets or battery tender if you can
Leave in Neutral, but engage handbrake
Write down mileage for insurance
Disconnect any aux/power in cabin (radar, etc)