absolutely NOT that is the worst thing you can do, you will not be getting things hot enough to get rid of the moisture and just making it worse. Find someone to drive it sometimes or let it sit.

 

Well, back in north america. May go down and take it out of storage today and fire it up. Any last min suggestions before starting it up?

 

no.. but the anticipation is KILLING me

 

^ not saying there is nothing to do, I just have no experience in this.

 

I cant believe this thread was bumped for a reason that would cause me to not lock it.

 

After my car sat for about four months, my clutch wouldn't disengage - probably air got in the line somehow. After a clutch line flush, everything was fine. Therefore, I'd recommend having some brake fluid on hand just in case you need to do the brakes or clutch.

 

Keep in mind it might stall on first startup. Give in a moment and re-start.

 

charged up the battery, took out all the rags from any holes creatures might get into and fired up no problem. put some air in the tires and good to go. Thanks everyone who posted with suggestions.

 

Nice.

 

Good to hear. Any plans to change the oil or gas, etc.?