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Old 10-18-2002, 09:02 PM   #1
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'69 engine storage

I have a 4-bolt block that I had an unreal amount of machine work done to. It will be spring (tax return) before I can buy all the pieces to put it together. I'm afraid of rust. What can I do about it?

It seems to have a light coat of some kind of oil. I'm sure that will protect it for a bit, but I doubt until spring.

Here's what I'm thinking: red grease. If I wipe a thin coat of red grease on all the machined surfaces, will it protect from rust without doing some other damage I'm not thinking of?

I have an engine bag on it, and it's in a shop. but humidity will still take a toll, I think.
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