How to store your rebuilt engine

In this video I show you how to properly store your freshly rebuilt engine. Our engine is a small block Chevrolet out of a 1960 Corvette but the principals are the same for almost any engine rebuilt or not.
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[@thedobermangang3503]

I like to see that truck that's behind you with the big tires on it

[@firstname6165]

I thought this video was about how to store an engine not details of a Chevy engine

[@adow77]

Excellent video. Just what I needed. The information about record keeping was very helpful.

[@nomansland4811]

Been using Irish Spring to protect my motorhome during winter storage. Seems to work.

[@Jonesys]

Thanks

[@SaintBuick]

The only issues I see are the acidity of the tape, cardboard and paper. Non acidic paper and cardboard are available. Bolting an intake and carb lift plate can avoid the tape. Overall, this video is good advice.

[@carlosaguilar3787]

How long you think a rebuilt engine would be okay just sitting on a engine stand but as a complete assembly

[@LordNelsonsTrousers]

That was Awesome, thanks for posting :)

[@omarG19100]

Great vid Jonesy =D

[@gambino502]

If buying a crate engine from let's say jegs is it safe to be stored the way they ship it for 5 or so years?

[@HEAVYHORSEPOWER]

What is the purpose of the charcoal?

[@Jonesys]

It absorbs moisture.

[@jamesmeyer7146]

Way too much talk about the engine and almost none on how to store it.

[@Jonesys]

Maybe you should make your own video.

[@moparornocar3764]

Ok now how about removing the plugs and turning the engine over to avoid freezing up.