Comments on: storage of a 1975 vw beetle…? http://www.scdltd.com/woodensheds/storage-shed-plans/storage-of-a-1975-vw-beetle How to Build a Shed Mon, 28 Feb 2011 12:24:28 +0000 hourly 1 By: Steve Chttp://www.scdltd.com/woodensheds/storage-shed-plans/storage-of-a-1975-vw-beetle/comment-page-1#comment-1677 Steve C Mon, 08 Feb 2010 15:47:59 +0000 http://www.scdltd.com/woodensheds/storage-shed-plans/storage-of-a-1975-vw-beetle#comment-1677 Some good suggestions above.Also consider spraying any chrome or exposed metal with a preservative (Waxoyl, grease even!) and giving the existing paintwork a good waxing.Leave the windows open a little so the interior doesn't go mouldy. It's also worth lifting the car and supporting it on blocks so the tyres are off of the ground.Leave the handbrake off so it doesn't stick on (BTDT)I've found a little effort in laying a car up repays you many times over when the time comes to get it running again. At least you don't have a cooling system to worry about!<br><b>References : </b><br> Some good suggestions above.

Also consider spraying any chrome or exposed metal with a preservative (Waxoyl, grease even!) and giving the existing paintwork a good waxing.

Leave the windows open a little so the interior doesn’t go mouldy. It’s also worth lifting the car and supporting it on blocks so the tyres are off of the ground.

Leave the handbrake off so it doesn’t stick on (BTDT)

I’ve found a little effort in laying a car up repays you many times over when the time comes to get it running again. At least you don’t have a cooling system to worry about!
References :

]]> By: spamme4444http://www.scdltd.com/woodensheds/storage-shed-plans/storage-of-a-1975-vw-beetle/comment-page-1#comment-1676 spamme4444 Mon, 08 Feb 2010 15:12:59 +0000 http://www.scdltd.com/woodensheds/storage-shed-plans/storage-of-a-1975-vw-beetle#comment-1676 Drain tank and carb. The fuel gums up when stored for a long time. If is fuel injected run some fuel stabilizer. Check with local Motorcycle shops. People preserve them during winter. They can give you excellent tips and products.<br><b>References : </b><br> Drain tank and carb. The fuel gums up when stored for a long time. If is fuel injected run some fuel stabilizer. Check with local Motorcycle shops. People preserve them during winter. They can give you excellent tips and products.
References :

]]> By: tnecletichttp://www.scdltd.com/woodensheds/storage-shed-plans/storage-of-a-1975-vw-beetle/comment-page-1#comment-1675 tnecletic Mon, 08 Feb 2010 14:37:59 +0000 http://www.scdltd.com/woodensheds/storage-shed-plans/storage-of-a-1975-vw-beetle#comment-1675 The right type of cover would help new spots from forming but the ones that are there will get worse.. One thing on the inside you need to do is drain the gas tank and oil. That is important over this amount of time. Don't forget to refill when you use it again.<br><b>References : </b><br> The right type of cover would help new spots from forming but the ones that are there will get worse.. One thing on the inside you need to do is drain the gas tank and oil. That is important over this amount of time. Don’t forget to refill when you use it again.
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]]> By: RiverRathttp://www.scdltd.com/woodensheds/storage-shed-plans/storage-of-a-1975-vw-beetle/comment-page-1#comment-1674 RiverRat Mon, 08 Feb 2010 14:14:59 +0000 http://www.scdltd.com/woodensheds/storage-shed-plans/storage-of-a-1975-vw-beetle#comment-1674 Run the engine for a while after putting some Stabil fuel stabilizer in the gas tank...and leave it uncovered to stop the moisture from attacking it under some type of cover or tarp which will hold in temperature and cause moisture to build up<br><b>References : </b><br> Run the engine for a while after putting some Stabil fuel stabilizer in the gas tank…and leave it uncovered to stop the moisture from attacking it under some type of cover or tarp which will hold in temperature and cause moisture to build up
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]]> By: Muley Bob http://www.scdltd.com/woodensheds/storage-shed-plans/storage-of-a-1975-vw-beetle How to Build a Shed Mon, 28 Feb 2011 12:24:28 +0000 hourly 1 Comments on: storage of a 1975 vw beetle…? http://www.scdltd.com/woodensheds/storage-shed-plans/storage-of-a-1975-vw-beetle How to Build a Shed Mon, 28 Feb 2011 12:24:28 +0000 hourly 1 By: Steve Chttp://www.scdltd.com/woodensheds/storage-shed-plans/storage-of-a-1975-vw-beetle/comment-page-1#comment-1677 Steve C Mon, 08 Feb 2010 15:47:59 +0000 http://www.scdltd.com/woodensheds/storage-shed-plans/storage-of-a-1975-vw-beetle#comment-1677 Some good suggestions above.Also consider spraying any chrome or exposed metal with a preservative (Waxoyl, grease even!) and giving the existing paintwork a good waxing.Leave the windows open a little so the interior doesn't go mouldy. It's also worth lifting the car and supporting it on blocks so the tyres are off of the ground.Leave the handbrake off so it doesn't stick on (BTDT)I've found a little effort in laying a car up repays you many times over when the time comes to get it running again. At least you don't have a cooling system to worry about!<br><b>References : </b><br> Some good suggestions above.

Also consider spraying any chrome or exposed metal with a preservative (Waxoyl, grease even!) and giving the existing paintwork a good waxing.

Leave the windows open a little so the interior doesn’t go mouldy. It’s also worth lifting the car and supporting it on blocks so the tyres are off of the ground.

Leave the handbrake off so it doesn’t stick on (BTDT)

I’ve found a little effort in laying a car up repays you many times over when the time comes to get it running again. At least you don’t have a cooling system to worry about!
References :

]]> By: spamme4444http://www.scdltd.com/woodensheds/storage-shed-plans/storage-of-a-1975-vw-beetle/comment-page-1#comment-1676 spamme4444 Mon, 08 Feb 2010 15:12:59 +0000 http://www.scdltd.com/woodensheds/storage-shed-plans/storage-of-a-1975-vw-beetle#comment-1676 Drain tank and carb. The fuel gums up when stored for a long time. If is fuel injected run some fuel stabilizer. Check with local Motorcycle shops. People preserve them during winter. They can give you excellent tips and products.<br><b>References : </b><br> Drain tank and carb. The fuel gums up when stored for a long time. If is fuel injected run some fuel stabilizer. Check with local Motorcycle shops. People preserve them during winter. They can give you excellent tips and products.
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]]> By: tnecletichttp://www.scdltd.com/woodensheds/storage-shed-plans/storage-of-a-1975-vw-beetle/comment-page-1#comment-1675 tnecletic Mon, 08 Feb 2010 14:37:59 +0000 http://www.scdltd.com/woodensheds/storage-shed-plans/storage-of-a-1975-vw-beetle#comment-1675 The right type of cover would help new spots from forming but the ones that are there will get worse.. One thing on the inside you need to do is drain the gas tank and oil. That is important over this amount of time. Don't forget to refill when you use it again.<br><b>References : </b><br> The right type of cover would help new spots from forming but the ones that are there will get worse.. One thing on the inside you need to do is drain the gas tank and oil. That is important over this amount of time. Don’t forget to refill when you use it again.
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]]> By: RiverRathttp://www.scdltd.com/woodensheds/storage-shed-plans/storage-of-a-1975-vw-beetle/comment-page-1#comment-1674 RiverRat Mon, 08 Feb 2010 14:14:59 +0000 http://www.scdltd.com/woodensheds/storage-shed-plans/storage-of-a-1975-vw-beetle#comment-1674 Run the engine for a while after putting some Stabil fuel stabilizer in the gas tank...and leave it uncovered to stop the moisture from attacking it under some type of cover or tarp which will hold in temperature and cause moisture to build up<br><b>References : </b><br> Run the engine for a while after putting some Stabil fuel stabilizer in the gas tank…and leave it uncovered to stop the moisture from attacking it under some type of cover or tarp which will hold in temperature and cause moisture to build up
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]]> By: Muley Bobhttp://www.scdltd.com/woodensheds/storage-shed-plans/storage-of-a-1975-vw-beetle/comment-page-1#comment-1677 Steve C Mon, 08 Feb 2010 15:47:59 +0000 http://www.scdltd.com/woodensheds/storage-shed-plans/storage-of-a-1975-vw-beetle#comment-1677 Some good suggestions above.Also consider spraying any chrome or exposed metal with a preservative (Waxoyl, grease even!) and giving the existing paintwork a good waxing.Leave the windows open a little so the interior doesn't go mouldy. It's also worth lifting the car and supporting it on blocks so the tyres are off of the ground.Leave the handbrake off so it doesn't stick on (BTDT)I've found a little effort in laying a car up repays you many times over when the time comes to get it running again. At least you don't have a cooling system to worry about!<br><b>References : </b><br> Some good suggestions above.

Also consider spraying any chrome or exposed metal with a preservative (Waxoyl, grease even!) and giving the existing paintwork a good waxing.

Leave the windows open a little so the interior doesn’t go mouldy. It’s also worth lifting the car and supporting it on blocks so the tyres are off of the ground.

Leave the handbrake off so it doesn’t stick on (BTDT)

I’ve found a little effort in laying a car up repays you many times over when the time comes to get it running again. At least you don’t have a cooling system to worry about!
References :

]]> Comments on: storage of a 1975 vw beetle…? http://www.scdltd.com/woodensheds/storage-shed-plans/storage-of-a-1975-vw-beetle How to Build a Shed Mon, 28 Feb 2011 12:24:28 +0000 hourly 1 By: Steve Chttp://www.scdltd.com/woodensheds/storage-shed-plans/storage-of-a-1975-vw-beetle/comment-page-1#comment-1677 Steve C Mon, 08 Feb 2010 15:47:59 +0000 http://www.scdltd.com/woodensheds/storage-shed-plans/storage-of-a-1975-vw-beetle#comment-1677 Some good suggestions above.Also consider spraying any chrome or exposed metal with a preservative (Waxoyl, grease even!) and giving the existing paintwork a good waxing.Leave the windows open a little so the interior doesn't go mouldy. It's also worth lifting the car and supporting it on blocks so the tyres are off of the ground.Leave the handbrake off so it doesn't stick on (BTDT)I've found a little effort in laying a car up repays you many times over when the time comes to get it running again. At least you don't have a cooling system to worry about!<br><b>References : </b><br> Some good suggestions above.

Also consider spraying any chrome or exposed metal with a preservative (Waxoyl, grease even!) and giving the existing paintwork a good waxing.

Leave the windows open a little so the interior doesn’t go mouldy. It’s also worth lifting the car and supporting it on blocks so the tyres are off of the ground.

Leave the handbrake off so it doesn’t stick on (BTDT)

I’ve found a little effort in laying a car up repays you many times over when the time comes to get it running again. At least you don’t have a cooling system to worry about!
References :

]]> By: spamme4444http://www.scdltd.com/woodensheds/storage-shed-plans/storage-of-a-1975-vw-beetle/comment-page-1#comment-1676 spamme4444 Mon, 08 Feb 2010 15:12:59 +0000 http://www.scdltd.com/woodensheds/storage-shed-plans/storage-of-a-1975-vw-beetle#comment-1676 Drain tank and carb. The fuel gums up when stored for a long time. If is fuel injected run some fuel stabilizer. Check with local Motorcycle shops. People preserve them during winter. They can give you excellent tips and products.<br><b>References : </b><br> Drain tank and carb. The fuel gums up when stored for a long time. If is fuel injected run some fuel stabilizer. Check with local Motorcycle shops. People preserve them during winter. They can give you excellent tips and products.
References :

]]> By: tnecletichttp://www.scdltd.com/woodensheds/storage-shed-plans/storage-of-a-1975-vw-beetle/comment-page-1#comment-1675 tnecletic Mon, 08 Feb 2010 14:37:59 +0000 http://www.scdltd.com/woodensheds/storage-shed-plans/storage-of-a-1975-vw-beetle#comment-1675 The right type of cover would help new spots from forming but the ones that are there will get worse.. One thing on the inside you need to do is drain the gas tank and oil. That is important over this amount of time. Don't forget to refill when you use it again.<br><b>References : </b><br> The right type of cover would help new spots from forming but the ones that are there will get worse.. One thing on the inside you need to do is drain the gas tank and oil. That is important over this amount of time. Don’t forget to refill when you use it again.
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]]> By: RiverRathttp://www.scdltd.com/woodensheds/storage-shed-plans/storage-of-a-1975-vw-beetle/comment-page-1#comment-1674 RiverRat Mon, 08 Feb 2010 14:14:59 +0000 http://www.scdltd.com/woodensheds/storage-shed-plans/storage-of-a-1975-vw-beetle#comment-1674 Run the engine for a while after putting some Stabil fuel stabilizer in the gas tank...and leave it uncovered to stop the moisture from attacking it under some type of cover or tarp which will hold in temperature and cause moisture to build up<br><b>References : </b><br> Run the engine for a while after putting some Stabil fuel stabilizer in the gas tank…and leave it uncovered to stop the moisture from attacking it under some type of cover or tarp which will hold in temperature and cause moisture to build up
References :

]]> By: Muley Bobhttp://www.scdltd.com/woodensheds/storage-shed-plans/storage-of-a-1975-vw-beetle/comment-page-1#comment-1676 spamme4444 Mon, 08 Feb 2010 15:12:59 +0000 http://www.scdltd.com/woodensheds/storage-shed-plans/storage-of-a-1975-vw-beetle#comment-1676 Drain tank and carb. The fuel gums up when stored for a long time. If is fuel injected run some fuel stabilizer. Check with local Motorcycle shops. People preserve them during winter. They can give you excellent tips and products.<br><b>References : </b><br> Drain tank and carb. The fuel gums up when stored for a long time. If is fuel injected run some fuel stabilizer. Check with local Motorcycle shops. People preserve them during winter. They can give you excellent tips and products.
References :

]]> Comments on: storage of a 1975 vw beetle…? http://www.scdltd.com/woodensheds/storage-shed-plans/storage-of-a-1975-vw-beetle How to Build a Shed Mon, 28 Feb 2011 12:24:28 +0000 hourly 1 By: Steve Chttp://www.scdltd.com/woodensheds/storage-shed-plans/storage-of-a-1975-vw-beetle/comment-page-1#comment-1677 Steve C Mon, 08 Feb 2010 15:47:59 +0000 http://www.scdltd.com/woodensheds/storage-shed-plans/storage-of-a-1975-vw-beetle#comment-1677 Some good suggestions above.Also consider spraying any chrome or exposed metal with a preservative (Waxoyl, grease even!) and giving the existing paintwork a good waxing.Leave the windows open a little so the interior doesn't go mouldy. It's also worth lifting the car and supporting it on blocks so the tyres are off of the ground.Leave the handbrake off so it doesn't stick on (BTDT)I've found a little effort in laying a car up repays you many times over when the time comes to get it running again. At least you don't have a cooling system to worry about!<br><b>References : </b><br> Some good suggestions above.

Also consider spraying any chrome or exposed metal with a preservative (Waxoyl, grease even!) and giving the existing paintwork a good waxing.

Leave the windows open a little so the interior doesn’t go mouldy. It’s also worth lifting the car and supporting it on blocks so the tyres are off of the ground.

Leave the handbrake off so it doesn’t stick on (BTDT)

I’ve found a little effort in laying a car up repays you many times over when the time comes to get it running again. At least you don’t have a cooling system to worry about!
References :

]]> By: spamme4444http://www.scdltd.com/woodensheds/storage-shed-plans/storage-of-a-1975-vw-beetle/comment-page-1#comment-1676 spamme4444 Mon, 08 Feb 2010 15:12:59 +0000 http://www.scdltd.com/woodensheds/storage-shed-plans/storage-of-a-1975-vw-beetle#comment-1676 Drain tank and carb. The fuel gums up when stored for a long time. If is fuel injected run some fuel stabilizer. Check with local Motorcycle shops. People preserve them during winter. They can give you excellent tips and products.<br><b>References : </b><br> Drain tank and carb. The fuel gums up when stored for a long time. If is fuel injected run some fuel stabilizer. Check with local Motorcycle shops. People preserve them during winter. They can give you excellent tips and products.
References :

]]> By: tnecletichttp://www.scdltd.com/woodensheds/storage-shed-plans/storage-of-a-1975-vw-beetle/comment-page-1#comment-1675 tnecletic Mon, 08 Feb 2010 14:37:59 +0000 http://www.scdltd.com/woodensheds/storage-shed-plans/storage-of-a-1975-vw-beetle#comment-1675 The right type of cover would help new spots from forming but the ones that are there will get worse.. One thing on the inside you need to do is drain the gas tank and oil. That is important over this amount of time. Don't forget to refill when you use it again.<br><b>References : </b><br> The right type of cover would help new spots from forming but the ones that are there will get worse.. One thing on the inside you need to do is drain the gas tank and oil. That is important over this amount of time. Don’t forget to refill when you use it again.
References :

]]> By: RiverRathttp://www.scdltd.com/woodensheds/storage-shed-plans/storage-of-a-1975-vw-beetle/comment-page-1#comment-1674 RiverRat Mon, 08 Feb 2010 14:14:59 +0000 http://www.scdltd.com/woodensheds/storage-shed-plans/storage-of-a-1975-vw-beetle#comment-1674 Run the engine for a while after putting some Stabil fuel stabilizer in the gas tank...and leave it uncovered to stop the moisture from attacking it under some type of cover or tarp which will hold in temperature and cause moisture to build up<br><b>References : </b><br> Run the engine for a while after putting some Stabil fuel stabilizer in the gas tank…and leave it uncovered to stop the moisture from attacking it under some type of cover or tarp which will hold in temperature and cause moisture to build up
References :

]]> By: Muley Bobhttp://www.scdltd.com/woodensheds/storage-shed-plans/storage-of-a-1975-vw-beetle/comment-page-1#comment-1675 tnecletic Mon, 08 Feb 2010 14:37:59 +0000 http://www.scdltd.com/woodensheds/storage-shed-plans/storage-of-a-1975-vw-beetle#comment-1675 The right type of cover would help new spots from forming but the ones that are there will get worse.. One thing on the inside you need to do is drain the gas tank and oil. That is important over this amount of time. Don't forget to refill when you use it again.<br><b>References : </b><br> The right type of cover would help new spots from forming but the ones that are there will get worse.. One thing on the inside you need to do is drain the gas tank and oil. That is important over this amount of time. Don’t forget to refill when you use it again.
References :

]]> Comments on: storage of a 1975 vw beetle…? http://www.scdltd.com/woodensheds/storage-shed-plans/storage-of-a-1975-vw-beetle How to Build a Shed Mon, 28 Feb 2011 12:24:28 +0000 hourly 1 By: Steve Chttp://www.scdltd.com/woodensheds/storage-shed-plans/storage-of-a-1975-vw-beetle/comment-page-1#comment-1677 Steve C Mon, 08 Feb 2010 15:47:59 +0000 http://www.scdltd.com/woodensheds/storage-shed-plans/storage-of-a-1975-vw-beetle#comment-1677 Some good suggestions above.Also consider spraying any chrome or exposed metal with a preservative (Waxoyl, grease even!) and giving the existing paintwork a good waxing.Leave the windows open a little so the interior doesn't go mouldy. It's also worth lifting the car and supporting it on blocks so the tyres are off of the ground.Leave the handbrake off so it doesn't stick on (BTDT)I've found a little effort in laying a car up repays you many times over when the time comes to get it running again. At least you don't have a cooling system to worry about!<br><b>References : </b><br> Some good suggestions above.

Also consider spraying any chrome or exposed metal with a preservative (Waxoyl, grease even!) and giving the existing paintwork a good waxing.

Leave the windows open a little so the interior doesn’t go mouldy. It’s also worth lifting the car and supporting it on blocks so the tyres are off of the ground.

Leave the handbrake off so it doesn’t stick on (BTDT)

I’ve found a little effort in laying a car up repays you many times over when the time comes to get it running again. At least you don’t have a cooling system to worry about!
References :

]]> By: spamme4444http://www.scdltd.com/woodensheds/storage-shed-plans/storage-of-a-1975-vw-beetle/comment-page-1#comment-1676 spamme4444 Mon, 08 Feb 2010 15:12:59 +0000 http://www.scdltd.com/woodensheds/storage-shed-plans/storage-of-a-1975-vw-beetle#comment-1676 Drain tank and carb. The fuel gums up when stored for a long time. If is fuel injected run some fuel stabilizer. Check with local Motorcycle shops. People preserve them during winter. They can give you excellent tips and products.<br><b>References : </b><br> Drain tank and carb. The fuel gums up when stored for a long time. If is fuel injected run some fuel stabilizer. Check with local Motorcycle shops. People preserve them during winter. They can give you excellent tips and products.
References :

]]> By: tnecletichttp://www.scdltd.com/woodensheds/storage-shed-plans/storage-of-a-1975-vw-beetle/comment-page-1#comment-1675 tnecletic Mon, 08 Feb 2010 14:37:59 +0000 http://www.scdltd.com/woodensheds/storage-shed-plans/storage-of-a-1975-vw-beetle#comment-1675 The right type of cover would help new spots from forming but the ones that are there will get worse.. One thing on the inside you need to do is drain the gas tank and oil. That is important over this amount of time. Don't forget to refill when you use it again.<br><b>References : </b><br> The right type of cover would help new spots from forming but the ones that are there will get worse.. One thing on the inside you need to do is drain the gas tank and oil. That is important over this amount of time. Don’t forget to refill when you use it again.
References :

]]> By: RiverRathttp://www.scdltd.com/woodensheds/storage-shed-plans/storage-of-a-1975-vw-beetle/comment-page-1#comment-1674 RiverRat Mon, 08 Feb 2010 14:14:59 +0000 http://www.scdltd.com/woodensheds/storage-shed-plans/storage-of-a-1975-vw-beetle#comment-1674 Run the engine for a while after putting some Stabil fuel stabilizer in the gas tank...and leave it uncovered to stop the moisture from attacking it under some type of cover or tarp which will hold in temperature and cause moisture to build up<br><b>References : </b><br> Run the engine for a while after putting some Stabil fuel stabilizer in the gas tank…and leave it uncovered to stop the moisture from attacking it under some type of cover or tarp which will hold in temperature and cause moisture to build up
References :

]]> By: Muley Bobhttp://www.scdltd.com/woodensheds/storage-shed-plans/storage-of-a-1975-vw-beetle/comment-page-1#comment-1674 RiverRat Mon, 08 Feb 2010 14:14:59 +0000 http://www.scdltd.com/woodensheds/storage-shed-plans/storage-of-a-1975-vw-beetle#comment-1674 Run the engine for a while after putting some Stabil fuel stabilizer in the gas tank...and leave it uncovered to stop the moisture from attacking it under some type of cover or tarp which will hold in temperature and cause moisture to build up<br><b>References : </b><br> Run the engine for a while after putting some Stabil fuel stabilizer in the gas tank…and leave it uncovered to stop the moisture from attacking it under some type of cover or tarp which will hold in temperature and cause moisture to build up
References :

]]> Comments on: storage of a 1975 vw beetle…? http://www.scdltd.com/woodensheds/storage-shed-plans/storage-of-a-1975-vw-beetle How to Build a Shed Mon, 28 Feb 2011 12:24:28 +0000 hourly 1 By: Steve Chttp://www.scdltd.com/woodensheds/storage-shed-plans/storage-of-a-1975-vw-beetle/comment-page-1#comment-1677 Steve C Mon, 08 Feb 2010 15:47:59 +0000 http://www.scdltd.com/woodensheds/storage-shed-plans/storage-of-a-1975-vw-beetle#comment-1677 Some good suggestions above.Also consider spraying any chrome or exposed metal with a preservative (Waxoyl, grease even!) and giving the existing paintwork a good waxing.Leave the windows open a little so the interior doesn't go mouldy. It's also worth lifting the car and supporting it on blocks so the tyres are off of the ground.Leave the handbrake off so it doesn't stick on (BTDT)I've found a little effort in laying a car up repays you many times over when the time comes to get it running again. At least you don't have a cooling system to worry about!<br><b>References : </b><br> Some good suggestions above.

Also consider spraying any chrome or exposed metal with a preservative (Waxoyl, grease even!) and giving the existing paintwork a good waxing.

Leave the windows open a little so the interior doesn’t go mouldy. It’s also worth lifting the car and supporting it on blocks so the tyres are off of the ground.

Leave the handbrake off so it doesn’t stick on (BTDT)

I’ve found a little effort in laying a car up repays you many times over when the time comes to get it running again. At least you don’t have a cooling system to worry about!
References :

]]> By: spamme4444http://www.scdltd.com/woodensheds/storage-shed-plans/storage-of-a-1975-vw-beetle/comment-page-1#comment-1676 spamme4444 Mon, 08 Feb 2010 15:12:59 +0000 http://www.scdltd.com/woodensheds/storage-shed-plans/storage-of-a-1975-vw-beetle#comment-1676 Drain tank and carb. The fuel gums up when stored for a long time. If is fuel injected run some fuel stabilizer. Check with local Motorcycle shops. People preserve them during winter. They can give you excellent tips and products.<br><b>References : </b><br> Drain tank and carb. The fuel gums up when stored for a long time. If is fuel injected run some fuel stabilizer. Check with local Motorcycle shops. People preserve them during winter. They can give you excellent tips and products.
References :

]]> By: tnecletichttp://www.scdltd.com/woodensheds/storage-shed-plans/storage-of-a-1975-vw-beetle/comment-page-1#comment-1675 tnecletic Mon, 08 Feb 2010 14:37:59 +0000 http://www.scdltd.com/woodensheds/storage-shed-plans/storage-of-a-1975-vw-beetle#comment-1675 The right type of cover would help new spots from forming but the ones that are there will get worse.. One thing on the inside you need to do is drain the gas tank and oil. That is important over this amount of time. Don't forget to refill when you use it again.<br><b>References : </b><br> The right type of cover would help new spots from forming but the ones that are there will get worse.. One thing on the inside you need to do is drain the gas tank and oil. That is important over this amount of time. Don’t forget to refill when you use it again.
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]]> By: RiverRathttp://www.scdltd.com/woodensheds/storage-shed-plans/storage-of-a-1975-vw-beetle/comment-page-1#comment-1674 RiverRat Mon, 08 Feb 2010 14:14:59 +0000 http://www.scdltd.com/woodensheds/storage-shed-plans/storage-of-a-1975-vw-beetle#comment-1674 Run the engine for a while after putting some Stabil fuel stabilizer in the gas tank...and leave it uncovered to stop the moisture from attacking it under some type of cover or tarp which will hold in temperature and cause moisture to build up<br><b>References : </b><br> Run the engine for a while after putting some Stabil fuel stabilizer in the gas tank…and leave it uncovered to stop the moisture from attacking it under some type of cover or tarp which will hold in temperature and cause moisture to build up
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]]> By: Muley Bobhttp://www.scdltd.com/woodensheds/storage-shed-plans/storage-of-a-1975-vw-beetle/comment-page-1#comment-1673 Muley Bob Mon, 08 Feb 2010 13:46:59 +0000 http://www.scdltd.com/woodensheds/storage-shed-plans/storage-of-a-1975-vw-beetle#comment-1673 If the shed is dry already I doubt a cover would help. It would probably make it worse because it would hold in even more humidity next to the car's body.<br><b>References : </b><br> If the shed is dry already I doubt a cover would help. It would probably make it worse because it would hold in even more humidity next to the car’s body.
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