SolarVet

I am looking for an indoor cover for my 1965 Coupe. Indoor use only - something to keep dust off and protect the paint from someone brushing against it. I have looked at Corvette America's Flannel Cover, ONYK, and Soft Shield.
Anyone have experiences with these covers? These range in price from 115 to 139$.

Also looking at DustTop from Calif. Car Cover. It is about $238. Anyone have this one and think it is worth the extra dollars?

Thanks - Hunter

Bluestripe67

Hunter,
I no experience with the brands you mention, but I have used a Wolf flannel cover for several years. It fits very low and snug. I do not recall who I purchased it from. Is your car the blue '65 purchased from the late Joe Vieth? Dennis

Powershift

The flannel lined cotton or poly car covers will let thru some dust and dirt. I do not think the Dust Top cover will do this. The flannel lined cover is a decent cover that will provide good overall paint and bump protection. It is what I currently have for my 1967.

Larry

dr914

we have always used the covercraft flannel custom fit covers. Work great, fit perfectly, like putting your car in pajamas

dr914

thought that I had a pic with the car cover on my car but do not.

C2Dude

Just one picture can sum up my wildest car fantasies. A C2 and an XKE in the same garage,ahhhh. At least I have the C2 so I am half way there.

vettebuyer6369

GUSTO14

I've been using the Noah® or Evolution® made to order, car covers by Wolf for years and do not think you would be disappointed by either of them. It appears that Wolf has been bought by Covercraft, so I don't know if they can be bought with the Wolf logo any longer.

I have used the Dustop made to order cover in the past and been pleased with it as well. The Noah and Evolution are considered indoor/outdoor covers where the Dustop is considered an indoor only cover. I do believe the Noah and Evolution provide a bit more accidental 'bump' protection in the garage from normal foot traffic as well as more UV protection than the Dustop, but any of them would do a good job.

If you go to this website, they provide an extensive information guide to the different fabrics and warranties offered with the various covers.

Good luck... GUSTO

mark6669

I have been using the Onyx covers for about 3 years, the C2 cover fits great, easy to install and its the only cover I could ever get back in the bag. I have had 2 versions of the C3 covers and they don't fit as well.
Mark

1snake

I've purchased the Corvette America Premium flannel covers for my last 6 Corvettes. They are high quality, fit great, very soft and keep the cars spotless while covered.

GCD1962

Any of the Noah, Evolution, etc covers sold by almost all the companies are actually made by one firm for all the companies

SolarVet

Thanks Dennis - It sure is Joe's car. How did you know him?

begee22

Have a Top Flight '63 SWC with the Corvette America flannel cover for over 10 years. Perfect fit and obviously very durable. Highly recommend!!! begee22

Bluestripe67

He was in the Corvette Club of America with me. I made initial inquires about the car as it is a very nice '65. Glad to know it's in good hands. Are you in the club? Dennis

Redbird

Go with the Premium Flannel. I have had them on two 62's and two 64's.

SI67

Maybe I'm not enough of a connoisseur, but I'm happy with the Econotech cover that's currently on sale for $40 from Corvette America. I have one on my '67 coupe. I guess the fit is not ultra-precise, as they sell only one C2 cover, not a coupe version and a convertible version. Also, there are side mirror pockets on both sides.

vwtdi

JL66REDCPE

I have used the Premium Flannel Cover for over 20 years on my 66. It has held up very well.

Lotsacubes

SolarVet

Dennis,
Thanks for the compliment. It is a very nice car. I sent you a message - Hunter