Where/how do I store a good engine out of a car?

>50k miles with nothing but oil changes and maybe an air filter on a motor is normal for most consumer car engines. Its not for me. Most the cars ive owned ive had to do some kind of engine repair every 5k-10k miles. This is one of the only cars ive bever had to replace the water pump on. It doesnt have any (major) leaks, and its never ran questionably or failed to start even once. >Cross country trips are the easiest miles there are on a motor.... It's just humming along the highway at low RPMs. The biggest concern with a 12+ hour trip with no breaks in between, is heat. Keeping an engine that has been running at 1500-2000 rpm for hours and hours and hours at a time cool is no small feat. Its not something id ever expect out of a car on a regular basis. >Why do you think this motor is something special that can't be replaced? Because of all 15 cars ive owned in my life, not a single one has ever demonstrated such reliability as this one has. Whats more impressive is these engines are cautiously known for problems with the ignition distribution system, and mine has never shown any signs of that at all. Its also low miles, only 138k on the clock as of this moment. Most of these engines out there youll find are well into the 200k range by now if the car is still on the road. >Do your parents have a yard?  Buy a cheap shed wrap it in plastic, and put it in a shed. It's not going to hurt it. Motors sit in cars all through winter and they're fine... Not any different than being in a shed or being in a crate under a tarp I dont want mice getting into it and ruining it or rain getting on/in it and rusting everything. I want it somewhere thats weathertight and easy to control rodents.