speedmaster64

I'm looking for suggestions as to the best and most cost effective outdoor cover for southern cal climate. Thanks in advance gentlemen (and perhaps ladies).

Fcar 98

Noah is what I own for the last 19 years and has worked great when I have use it out doors. I used it for a week at the beach and rained every night. The next morning the cover and the car were completely dry.

S.C. vette

The GM cover

speedmaster64

how about a link to what you're thinking of?

S.C. vette

http://www.ebay.com/itm/1997-2004-Ch...RR-~9X&vxp=mtr

Or contact Clutrag here, a forum vendor

speedmaster64

thanks for that. The GM one doesn't look like it's suitable for outdoor use. I will contact cultrag. 👍

ArmchairArchitect

Do the covers typically come with rivets so you can lock them down, or is that something one would add on their own?

Note: make sure the cover has a soft material (eg. fleece) on the inside, so that you don't get small scratches/swirl marks in your paint.

0subchev

There is only one option that is still available from GM,

GRAY - CUSTOM FIT-STORM SHIELD DELUXE; W/SEALED SEAMS & CORVETTE LOGO
and we have it in stock

SG Lou

Covers are great....as long as your car is spotless before you put it on.
I have no use for them what so ever...............IMO anyway.
To each his own.

Murray Anderson

A garage !!

Mr31FlavorsVette

"Note: make sure the cover has a soft material (eg. fleece) on the inside, so that you don't get small scratches/swirl marks in your paint."

Excellent point, I learned the hard way. There is a silver unlined cover out there that is advertised as safe for all paints, will not scratch...NOPE! I dust mine off each time before placing the cover on.

FX VETTE