Fox Winter Storage Question

#1 I live in the great state of Confusion, ahem, I mean Florida. So we drive our crap year round, but I am familiar with vehicle storage and if you place the jack stands at the control arms in front and the axle in back the vehicle will sit as if it were normal with the exception of not sitting on the tires, which is what you want, this keeps the tires from sitting on one area of the tread face and causing flat spots, it also keeps the tires from reacting to temp changes that effect the contact area of the tire, some what less inside a garage but still has an effect.
There would be no effect on the structure if suspension points were used for the stands. For the most part, parked in a garage for a few months sitting on good tires properly inflated likely would do no harm at all.

I store mine on spare wheels for the winter, but I've done it on jackstands under the axles and control arms and a few times I just jack the tire pressure up to the max listed on the tire and let it sit on the ground. I might rotate each wheel once a month maybe. Takes a miniyte with a jack to do.

Don't know how letting a car sit can warp the rotors. That's the first I've ever heard of that

I usually top of my tank before I park it for good and add stabill. I top it off because that's an extra 15 gallons of gas available for the generator if we lose power for a few days during a storm.