VANAGON archives -- October 2004, week 4 (#417)

Date:         Thu, 28 Oct 2004 18:07:55 -0400
Reply-To:     Jean-Pierre Le Cruguel <jlecruguel@AEI.CA>
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From:         Jean-Pierre Le Cruguel <jlecruguel@AEI.CA>
Subject:      Winter storage and humidity
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Hi volks,

I found a garage to store my westy for the winter (Nov to en of April).
I am in Montreal (Quebec).
It's not heated, it's a stand alone garage (not a basement or part
of/next to the house one).
The floor is cement. (it's a brick building), isolation is so so.

But I think the humidity is not that low (we have dry winter (air) but
also lots of snow (roof, around the building, etc.)

Fellow northerner, what is your input on this? Should I avoid it?
(it's hard to find tall enough garages here).

JP

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