Park it on a padded surface versus concrete, so you don't have flat spots on your tires in the spring. I would cut four pieces of carpet for each tire. That's just a recommendation. I know you'll miss it!
I never drive mine in the rain or snow & it is parked all winter &I never do anything special to it either. I do however try & pick a day every 3-5wks that all the streets are completely cleared & dry & take it out for a 20 or so mile drive. Getting home between 2&4am helps also when its like 10° out as little puddles from melting are frozen
Jim
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2012 Super Bee Stinger Yellow: Catch Can, Airaid CAI, SLP Loudmouth catback
2009 Modern Blue GCSRT8: Borla S, 4" BWoody, JerseyBoy Tuned, BT catch can, MHP antenna, SRT door sills, Taillight Solutions rear fogs, QA1/Stage6 shocks, BWoody sway bar links, Eibachs, 8K HID's, LED interior
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Tuned by Jersey Boy 10.71@126 and yep it's a Maggie
But what everybody else said and you should be fine. Good to start it up and take it for a drive on days that the weather gets decent (if you get occasional breaks in the weather).
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