Car covers
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Car covers
I've read all the major Corvette parts supplier magazines looking for a car cover for my 78, but for me it kind of confusing of which one to buy. I need an all weather cover since my vette will be outside. I'm looking for one that will perform well with snow and protect my baby the best.
Thanks.
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Re: Car covers (spiru)
spiru...if you are putting your car in a garage this winter, I sugest you don't get a cover. My '68 has been under a cover for 13 years and the cover hasen't done a thing for the paint. It seems to attract dirt and dust. If you are storing the car outside, I sugest you look in Mid America. They have a few indoor/outdoor covers that are very nice. :chevy
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Re: Car covers (spiru)
Spiru,
For my 1979 I have a Max-tech cover from Eckler's. It is usable both indoors and outdoors (waterproof yet allows breathing). It is not light but still easy to handle (and clean - I suppose :) )
The cost was about 100 buckos.
For my 1979 I have a Max-tech cover from Eckler's. It is usable both indoors and outdoors (waterproof yet allows breathing). It is not light but still easy to handle (and clean - I suppose :) )
The cost was about 100 buckos.
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Re: Car covers (spiru)
The best cover available (IMO) right now, for the money, is a Noah cover. This material is made by Kimberly-Clark. The Noah is their top of the line cover material. KC has been in this business for many years with their Evolution 4 fabrics.