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Originally Posted by DavErb
Having lived on the rock I can appreciate the difficulty you're having. If I was back there with my 911 I'd take it to someplace like Krown and have her treated prior to storage. The thin oil they use gets into all the little nooks and crannies displaceing the water plus it'll also discourage the neighbourhood stray cats from taking up residence  Treat your leather with a good leather treatment product to protect it. Considering the humidity there I'd fill the gas tank so theres not much airspace in it, Add some fuel stabilizer to keep the varnishs and gums from forming and you ought to be OK. |
+1 on Krown products. I've had success with the US equivalent on my machinery that I have to keep covered and out on a slab/car port. Two years ago the concrete became saturated and I ran fans 24/7.