Advice on storing Cobra in Milwaukee

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Just a couple of things I do besides those you listed. I put sandwich bags over the ends of the pipes and use rubber bands to seal them tight. Mice hate sandwich bags for some reason. I also "rake" the snow off the top of the trailer. Believe it or not, they make snow rakes. Most trailers are not really made to deal with 3 feet of snow on the roof and sometimes the interior roof liner will sag and dump sawdust on the car. I use a car cover inside the trailer to keep it clean. Also, crack the roof vent to prevent fuel fumes from building up.

Tim

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Consider using an oil to "fog" the engine like they do for boats, instead of WD40. I am not sure what they use, but a marine dealer should know or have it on his shelf.

I think changing the oil in the spring is better, since this will get any possible water from condensation out of the engine.

I keep mine in the semi heated garage, in a sealed bag from Calif. Car Cover Co. Drive it on, put the normal cover on, then pull the top of the bag over the Cobra and zip it up. Bag is treated to reduce corrision and the treatment in the bag should last for five years.

Lee