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29 May 2001, 08:36 (Ref:98223) | #26 | ||
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I'd also recommend a dehumidification machine.
As for the storage tents, they are generally just big clear plastic tents that are sealed in one way or another and have pumps to push through fresh air constantly. Can't find any more info, the editions of Classic And Sports car that I have do not have any info on storage tents in them. |
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29 May 2001, 08:39 (Ref:98225) | #27 | ||
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http://www.carbag.com/catalog.htm
http://www.dccarcare.com/tips.html also have a look at those sites |
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30 May 2001, 03:55 (Ref:98631) | #28 | ||
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I really think that many here have gone beyond what was required. The car was to be driven occasionally, and only put away for six months, and the humidity levels where it was to be stored (in a garage, too) weren't that bad...
But tips for others are appreciated. Maybe a few more personal experiences? Last edited by Ray Bell; 30 May 2001 at 03:56. |
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