Indoor car covers--what's the point?
#21
Race Director
I use to be more inclined to keep the car showroom clean. As I got older, driving is more important to me. My car is currently dirty after using it all weekend. There was a time when it never sat dirty.
#22
So the correct way to use a California Duster is to throw it in the trash.
#23
Burning Brakes
If you store your car in a garage during the nasty winter times, what is the point in covering it? Yes, it keeps the dust off, but you can take care of that with a California Duster...I don't know about you guys, but when the weather is foul, I like to go out in the garage with a glass of single malt in hand and look at my C7 honey and day dream about the Spring rides to come...can't do that if she's all covered up...
#24
If you store your car in a garage during the nasty winter times, what is the point in covering it? Yes, it keeps the dust off, but you can take care of that with a California Duster...I don't know about you guys, but when the weather is foul, I like to go out in the garage with a glass of single malt in hand and look at my C7 honey and day dream about the Spring rides to come...can't do that if she's all covered up...
#25
Instructor
Ok I'll tell u why and live in New England
If you store your car in a garage during the nasty winter times, what is the point in covering it? Yes, it keeps the dust off, but you can take care of that with a California Duster...I don't know about you guys, but when the weather is foul, I like to go out in the garage with a glass of single malt in hand and look at my C7 honey and day dream about the Spring rides to come...can't do that if she's all covered up...
2. Snow from when garage door open
3. Kids
4. Squirrels Cat footprints. (Rare but happened)
5. God forbid bikes, scooters,sleds.
I run the battery tender under the cover. All good until Spring. And my cover is so freaking cool looking.