Reply to "Winter Storage"

markcharltonOld enough to know better and still young enough not to care. My '71 Pantera

quote:
Originally posted by INZOWHO:
obviously critical - make sure your coolant mix will withstand winter temps.
Doug M

This bears repeating as I have now purchased two US cars neither of which had coolant that would withstand freezing. Make no assumptions and just change it out for a good 50/50 Prestone mix if you don't have a hydrometer or know when your coolant was last changed.

Very good suggestion about the plastic sheet as well since a garage floor can hold a lot of moisture — especially with a slushy car right beside your Pantera. Happy hibernating!

Mark

10/21/0810:40 AM

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