Keeping Cobra in Trailer

[James460]

Shop is full, have to store cobra in trailer this winter.
any suggestions on keeping moisture from causing problems. trailer doesn't leak.

thanks
J.

[Bob Cowan]

Make sure there are working vents for air flow.

Or, seal up the trailer and install a dehumidifier. If you don't have electricity, use a bunch of those moisture absorbing bags. Don't forget to service them regularly.

[tom ryon]

i would put a light in the trailer run 24/7 to keep moisture away.

[xsive]

Trickle charger for the battery?

Don H

[Cone Basher]

I store my Coupe in a 24 ft Haulmark trailer and it has been fine. Since it is off the ground it does not get the moisture build up during the winter, nothing like the concrete floor in my shop. All I do is add a little stabil to my gas and run for about 10 min then disconnect the battery. It has worked for me the.
PS Do not park your trailer where a large tree can blow over in a windstorm, I moved mine when we had forcasts fo 60 MPH wind.
It will be fine:
HTH
CB

[M DOUGHERTY]

Antifreeze
Use antifreeze.

[Stinson Pilot]

I always put a couple bags of kitty litter in some buckets for my boat. Works great at moisture control.

[Terry G]

Moisture control will be your biggest problem. During my build, I stored the Cobra in my enclosed trailer for two weeks in May. Everything that could rust, did. Either great ventilation or completely sealed with several desiccant bags in buckets.

Terry

[James460]

thanks gentlemen,
excellent suggestions.

[Dave46]

Make sure you block the trailer in or take measures up to and including removing the tires to keep the whole works from being stolen. I've read about all too many enclosed trailers with cars inside being stolen in the past year or so. Usually the thief is after the trailer for what he can use it for and not after the car but take those measures.