car cover
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From: Jacksonville FL
car cover
hi guys,
i searched through a few old threads but with no luck. what is a good car cover for an outside car. im in lemoore, CA. summers are hot around the 100's winters are mild (never snows) im trying to get a cover that will protect but not leave me broke. any sugestions. thanks guys.
i searched through a few old threads but with no luck. what is a good car cover for an outside car. im in lemoore, CA. summers are hot around the 100's winters are mild (never snows) im trying to get a cover that will protect but not leave me broke. any sugestions. thanks guys.
Burning Brakes
Joined: Sep 2005
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From: Hobart Tasmania
I have a Wolf and they are great. Mine is for indoors and to prevent dust gathering on the car. They do make various outside covers. Other members put me onto the brand and they were right a good cover for around $200.
Burning Brakes
Joined: Jul 2009
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From: ESCONDIDO CA
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I'm a Costco fan. Same state, same climate and for $40.00, I can buy a pretty good cover. Everything outside catches dust and sooner or later, it makes its way through the breathable cover. When it does, you can just replace it. Anyway, cheap to try...
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Joined: Feb 2009
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From: Lancaster PA
I got mine from autozone about 30-40 bucks if I remember correctly.
It's cheap but it keeps the elements off of the paint. In the 4 years that It's been on the car I haven't noticed any noticeable scratches in the paint. It has 2 plastic grommets in the bottom that I run a bungee cord through to keep it from blowing off.
It's cheap but it keeps the elements off of the paint. In the 4 years that It's been on the car I haven't noticed any noticeable scratches in the paint. It has 2 plastic grommets in the bottom that I run a bungee cord through to keep it from blowing off.
