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I don't go to the extreme in the winters to store my car. Just put it in the garage. If there isn't any snow or salt or water on the
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I don't go to the extreme in the winters to store my car. Just put it in the garage. If there isn't any snow or salt or water on the floor I would still drive it in the winter. It helps get the batter charged up and get things circulating.
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I love getting my "batter" charged up  I do a full detail, plug the exhaust, pump up the tires, remove the "Batter", add fuel saver, and cover her.
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