How do you store your vans ?

The old girl won't be getting much of an outing over the coming months and i was wondering how you guys keep the interior dry and damp free ?

There's no dry storage so she's gotta rough it

My bus is kept snug I'm my garage except when I drove it to bristol last week....

my builder wagon will stay in the rain and that's all it deservers

Both on a driveway, Try and run them both as regularly as possible, but the bay pretty much goes solidly throughout the winter. The t25 gets a run out every couple of weeks if i can manage it but has been left for over a month right now...

if you can afford it a small electric oil heater would be a good idea salt is good for absorbing moisture put some on a plate in a couple of place in you van will help

RooneyToons wrote:if you can afford it a small electric oil heater would be a good idea salt is good for absorbing moisture put some on a plate in a couple of place in you van will help

I'm on that asap

on the drive. coverd in about half inch of polish, engine coated in gt85 with the battery disconnected. use those caravan moisture trap things and run her up once a week.

got some tarpaulin over the fron cos the windscreen seal leaks, loads of trays of salt dotted about, small oil heater on low, taken out the cushions i can and stored them in the house

i got a bit worried i had a roof leak but it was covered in condensation

i've been started running it weekly anyway so just need to get a decent cover now and i think that's about as much as i can do

mine is outside as i get scared of putting it inside buildings when it snows for some reason

Mario wrote:mine is outside as i get scared of putting it inside buildings when it snows for some reason

pics ?

Toastie wrote:pics ?

what of ?

marios flat bus

Mines outside under a cover who's zips keep breaking. I will (ask oily to, when he sorts out the starter motor) disconnect the battery for the winter. And I've got those moisture absorbing crystals that cost more than salt, so they better work better than salt !