REDTURBO

Let's see those winter storage hibernation pics....

I'll start,
Stored at my in-laws as they have extra garage space. I can keep our DD cars in my garage through out the winter so no scraping in the morning.

Sleeping like a bear.....miss her already.

Jonathon Rolstin

Here is how mine sits right now!

Lots of fun in my near future

vern1

"Stored" for about an hour while i had to dig it out last winter....

993 goes in the garage this weekend (assuming I can finish my drywall project) but 997 just got the snows on so all ready for winter fun

Drive baby!

adrian_jaye

I can see your problem, the car wont go because some doughnuts taken your engine out !

Rinty

This was where my car spent last winter, at a friend's place, on an acreage:



But she sold her place, so this year, it's in a local storage facility that's part of an autobody operation. It's got some pretty exclusive company.

ronnie993tt

The CT foam tiles are re-useable and work better. Why is everyone storing their car before the first permanent snow fall? I'm usually able to drive the mistress right up to Christmas. Have Z in local apartment building heated underground. Take either out when roads are dry and salt free.

Christien

Good question. I don't put mine away until the salt trucks come out, whether there's snow or not!

Rinty

We just got another car, and ran out of garage space. Previously, I've had the 993 out as late as December, if the roads are dry.

Bacura

I take mine out on cold clear days as well. Fourth 911 and I have never put any into hibernation.

myw

lol best storage pic ever. love the fact that the c4s logo isnt snowed in.

REDTURBO

I use the 2" styrofoam from Home Depot for $12. No issues and it was a little bit of a pain to drive on top but I like the height in the foam. Added PSI into the tires for extra comfort. Lately our winters in stouffville have been pretty bad.....

Adamant1971

Sold my 85 and just put the 87 in her winter bed. Cover and tender.

ZR8ED

I made a choice a few years ago. Have a 400 RWHP bruiser sit in the garage 90% of the time, and drive a "normal" daily driver that I hate, OR sell both, and buy an older Porsche that I can simply enjoy every day. When I'm done with this car, I'll buy another and do the same thing. I commute 200km/day, and spend many hours during the week enjoying driving my Porsche...even in stop and go traffic and a foot of snow!

Ronan

Now, all I have is the little ones.........

Christien

Do you use winter tires? If so, how is it when there's a fresh snow? I had a 944 winter beater for a few years. It had all seasons and was fine in very light snow, but terrible in anything more than a an inch or so deep. I've often considered buying another one, though. They're cheap enough that they're pretty much disposable, if you can get 3 or 4 years out of them. Heck, you could probably get all your money back if you parted it out. If only the 944 came in AWD