Greetings All and Happy New Year Have a somewhat strange question. A friend of mine who owns quite a few vintage autos (none with a 6-banger) told me that he had read somewhere that it is not good to simply idle your old vehicle - you should always drive it. In fact, he said that idling it is worse for the engine than not starting it at all if you're not going to drive it - condensation or something. I have a '50 3100 that is not a daily driver but I try to get it out and drive it once a week or so. During the winter, however, there are weeks that I just idle it in the garage for 15 or 20 minutes. Any thoughts on whether idling a vehicle is bad for it? Thanks Ken
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