If you’re a classic car owner, surely you are committed
to ensuring it stays in tip-top shape throughout all the seasons, especially the
winter when it most likely will be unused for a while.
Any period of inactivity requires a number of preparatory steps to prevent damage. The most critical actions are what to look for in a storage location, what to do prior to storage, and how to cover your beloved beauty.
Choose
a storage location with care. Where you store
your car might be the most important factor in its winter survival. If you’re
looking for a location that’s in the care of others, there are a few critical questions
to consider.
·
Is the storage location also
considered a high-quality car-care specialist? If anything goes awry, you want
to be sure your car is being taken care of by top-notch expert staff.
·
Is the location controlled for both
humidity and climate? Both are essential elements in maintaining your car’s
systems and aesthetics.
·
Is the storage facility on high
security? Housing such valuable investments can make a less-than-secure storage
location a target for theft.
Hire
a professional to get it ready. There are more
nooks and crannies on a classic car than most can count. Make sure you get your
car fully prepared by a professional who will address fluids, brakes, joints,
cooling and heating systems, and the like. Unless you are a professional-grade do-it-yourselfer,
it’s best to trust the pros.
Cover
it up. Take great care in choosing a cover and make
sure it’s a cotton flannel fabric, which is more breathable and gentle than
other fabrics.
We at CIS Agency Inc. hope you - and your classic
car - stay warm and safe this winter season!
Contact Us!
At CIS Agency Inc.
we can work with you to make sure you've got the coverage you need, while at
the same time using all possible credits and discounts to make that coverage
affordable. Just give us a call at 810.733.3880 or send us a note at Khosea@cisagencyinc.com.
We want to help you meet your goals, and make sure what's important to you is
protected!
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