[wildbilly32]

Ok! I've procrastinated so long winter caught me without winter tires for my 2005 996 C4S, not that I would ever drive it in "real" snow. Not that the car couldn't do it but, frankly, it scares me(in a good way!) on dry roads So here's the problem: it is going to sit for several weeks at a time in the garage during snow covered roads and super cold times(thanks to NEB. winters). I have read the Bentley book about trickle charge and searched this forum and Renntech for answers on: On start-up after a few weeks do I need to worry about pre-lubing without starting by removing fuel pump fuse/relay? Is it better to just let it sit or start it up like once per week and let it idle to keep things circulated? I have read it is not good to let these cars idle a long time? I know the "hard core" types are going to say "buy the winter tires and wheels and drive it", but looking for other options/advice.
Thanks in advance for your input.