Jeffrey67

And what is the best material for indoor use only, prevent dings, etc.

Paul L

http://www.carcoverworld.com/

stingry

A lot of vendors sell the Wolf brand. Get the one that lets the cover breath. Its about $100-$130. A friend has two of them. Keeps the dust of the paint but lets the cover breath.

guppie

It even has pockets for your mirrors

ffas23

Flannel is the best for indoor use. I purchased mine from Corvette America and it is a quality Flannel Cover better then I could imagine. What I do with mine is I put a Standard Cover over my flannel cover to keep the dust off of it so it is always clean. To be super safe with something possibly dinging the car I use bed comforters on top of the car covers because they are thick and will obsorb just about anything. Going back maybe 10 years ago or so there was someone in town selling brand new comforters that were seconds for $5 each and I purchased close to 10 of them to throw on top of the car covers on my collector cars. It was a good move on my part.

Jeff I see you must of gotten your car finally. I met you at the Getty station about a week ago when you spotted my 73' parked outside the station. Good luck with your new ride.

Akro

Coverking makes good custom fit covers. You can get them from Drivewerks.

Stewart's74

I've got a custom fit NOAH 3 cover from Wolf. The fit is top notch. Folds up nice and small and came with a carry bag. Got mine at Ecklers.

gq82

http://backeastcarcovers.com/