Empty all tanks, drain all water so it will not get skanky, leave roof vent open to expel hot air, set out poison for mice and ants inside, outside, in outer storage compartments and under hood. Turn off all appliances and leave doors to refrigerator and freezer ajar. Remove batteries from non-alarm items like flashlights clocks. Remove all food to home or place all food like sugar, flour and cereal in air tight containers. Cover all windows to protect upholstery, dash, carpets, etc. and reduce interior temperatures. Remove all aerosol cans, calking tubes and containers that are subject to expanding or exploding under extreme temperatures. Air up all tires, and park vehicle tires on wood or plastic blocks. Lube all locks and rubber gaskets. Fill wet batteries. If you have a quality battery charge controller for your solar system, when fully charged your batteries will go into Float mode preventing boiling of your batteries.
Contact your insurance company and notify them the vehicle is off public highway and in storage to save a few dollars.
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