Storing my blazer for two Months?

[rental blazer]

[quote=enilly]I plan on storing my Blazer outdoors for two months from Mid june to mid august in central PA. It will be hot and humid and I'm wondering how I can store it with the least amount of weather/idle damage. I can store it in a backyard (gravel with some grass, secluded), or an asphalt parking lot (high traffic). What is my best bet for minimal cost?
Ethan[/QU

if i were u i would least a storge place with the 1st month 1 buck place and just rent it for 3 months and put the car in there...keeps it out of the sun ..keeps it away from any chance of theft or mice...i could go on but simply put all u prob would have to do is dust it off check the air in the tires and take off ...

[s10blazerman4x4]

Well you said you live in central PA. Good thing to do here is drive it down to schuylkill county let me drive it for the 2.5 months that youll be gone or whatever and ill take care of it. ill make sure its drove daily and gets good testing on the brakes and suspension.

[rental blazer]

Originally Posted by s10blazerman4x4

Well you said you live in central PA. Good thing to do here is drive it down to schuylkill county let me drive it for the 2.5 months that youll be gone or whatever and ill take care of it. ill make sure its drove daily and gets good testing on the brakes and suspension.

or is that a coverup story for a plan to chop it off so 2.5 months later the 1 blazer is on 20,000 blazers all over the usa....or a bank robbery???

[s10blazerman4x4]

no its a story so i dont have to drive my cutlass for 2 months

[s10blazerman4x4]

he lives an hour and a half below me ill be going through there tommorow actually

[rental blazer]

Originally Posted by s10blazerman4x4

he lives an hour and a half below me ill be going through there tommorow actually

btw it was a joke..

[mike1224]

blazerman is going through withdrawal without a blazer anymore.

[muzzy1maniac]

However you decide to store it I suggest you buy a box of Bounce fabric softener sheets and put them all around the interior and engine compartment. It's a surefire way to keep bugs and rodents out. Friends of mine have been doing it for years when they store they're campers for the winter. I tried it this past winter on my lawn mower and no mice. I spend a couple of hours every spring removing mouse nests but not this year!