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Originally Posted by donk.
I'm with great68
Azn, you have a link to just starting up your car being bad 
Im not a car mechanic, but I've heard thousands of compressors and motors start at work.
After being off for 2-3 seasons, I can tell you older equipment does not like the first start up of the season |
Maybe this only applies to classic hot rods?:
https://journal.classiccars.com/2018...inter-storage/
This one sounds like there's just two different theories:
https://vehq.com/how-often-should-yo...ar-in-storage/
I personally put in fuel stabilzer, fresh oil, and use a battery tender. My car isn't insured so driving it around isn't an option, and articles I read made it sound like I should drive it around if I'm going to fire it up, especially to keep the battery charged (not applicable to me).
I'm not a mechanic either, so I could have interpret it wrong. This is just how I've been storing my car over the past 2 winters.