any help/advice???

aint gotta problem admitting im new to the mini truckin industry! (& momma always taught me if you dont know, ask & youll learn) so, that said, here's my ?....is it possible (at ALL) to "winter-ize" ur bagged truck? wuts the best thing to do/use? wut should/shouldnt u do? (etc.etc.etc) i know most dont even think about nothin but parkin their babies for the winter...BUT...if its possible at all to do this/get this done....any advice, opinions please let me know. thanks so much!

Thing is there is a big reason why I believe everyone parks there bagged rides in the winter and drives a winter beater. I am originally from minnesota and can't imagine driving my bagged ride in the winter and rusting out the whole frame with the salt they put on the roads plus with the cold temps air tends to build up moisture and that can get frozen in your lines and compressor. Heck during the last winter here in az the temps dropped so low I had to preheat the inside of my truck before my compressors would kick on because of frost freezing them up. My advice to you is pick up a winter beater and park your bagged truck in the garage, just my two cents.

When i drove mine in the winter i dumped alcohol in the tank just to blow through the lines to avoid freezing. Worked well and never had a frozen line.