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Hi -- it's winter in Canada now, so the Maser is going to have to hibernate for a few months. The car is being stored in a heated, ventilated and dryg, but slightly dusty garage with various other exotics.
I'm planning to increase the pressure in the tires up to about 36 psi, but otherwise want to avoid all the start up electronics sequences that would be caused by disconnecting the battery as well as being unable to have that annoying auto window lowering when opening the doors. I can start her up every month but the garage cannot accomodate a trickle charger.
I'm not planning a cover, as I prefer to leave the freshly waxed car with only a light flannel sheet over the windshield but otherwise uncovered.
I wonder if any of you have further suggestions or comments on long term storage.
thanks
I'm planning to increase the pressure in the tires up to about 36 psi, but otherwise want to avoid all the start up electronics sequences that would be caused by disconnecting the battery as well as being unable to have that annoying auto window lowering when opening the doors. I can start her up every month but the garage cannot accomodate a trickle charger.
I'm not planning a cover, as I prefer to leave the freshly waxed car with only a light flannel sheet over the windshield but otherwise uncovered.
I wonder if any of you have further suggestions or comments on long term storage.
thanks