Eggplant Cab

Well to add my 01 cent:
Chevron says their fuel is good for up to a year storage if kept in an air tight container like a car fuel tank. Only if temps go above 80°F do you need a fuel stabilizer. That's why I use fuel stabilizer during the summer even if the car is garaged. 80°F isn't that hard to reach on some days at my house where the garage is an indepedent wing of the house. Underground/climate controlled garages probably have no worries in regards to temp.
As an extra precaution, use a fuel injection cleaner once you reactivate the car. That should get rid of whatever. Also change the oil to a very low weight oil like a 0W40 before storage. You want it to flow quickly after all the oil has dripped back to the tank. A thick oil may delay reaching critical parts.
Also don't set your handbrake and lift your wipers off the glass. Moth ***** in the car with air freshener.

irish guitar

Thanks for all the feedback guys - much appreciated! Methinks the easiest solution would be to pack it in a truck and take it on tour...but I somehow doubt that my bandmates would sanction the added expense! Perhaps Prozac is the cheaper option.

Vancouver83LTD

irish any shows in Vancouver?

irish guitar

Not yet, but we usually get there over the course of a tour. I've only seen shows till Sept. Canada might be in Oct or Nov.