[RickRay]

Originally Posted by SQUALO

You've covered all the basis for storage, however, the battery tender is personal choice. Last year, all I did was disconnect the negative terminal, and had NO ISSUES, come spring time; it started right up, and the computers in our cars hold everything in memory. The only thing I had to reset was the clock, and NOTHING ELSE.

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Can you just disconnect the + cable under the hood instead...

Originally Posted by 06blownSS

I know it's not here yet but winter is fast approaching! I for one am storing my Camaro for the winter probably November through April. Just wondering what everyone else is doin in terms of preparation for storage.

I am thinking a good wash in and out, gas tank filled with a gas stabilizer, battery tender and car cover in a heated garage. Anything else I should be doing to prep my baby for a happy hibernation?

As far as car covers go I'm thinking of just buying the OEM Camaro car cover, fits like a glove looks cool but its pricey. crateenginedepot.com sells them for just under 300USD plus shipping. Anyone think I should go a different route?

Any opinions are welcome!

Thanks!

-Nick

That's exactly what I did last year...Dec. 8 to Mar. 8.
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