Indoor Car Cover for 69'
05-18-2011, 09:37 PM
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Indoor Car Cover for 69'
I sorta feel lame asking this question, but does anyone have suggestions for indoor car covers for my 69'.
Basically im just looking for a dust cover but wasn't sure whether I was overlooking some serious factors like moisture and "breathability?"
Some covers are like $20 and others are like $200 - I dont mind spending more if its worth it but I can't help but feel that an indoor cover should be a lot less of a big deal.
Basically im just looking for a dust cover but wasn't sure whether I was overlooking some serious factors like moisture and "breathability?"
Some covers are like $20 and others are like $200 - I dont mind spending more if its worth it but I can't help but feel that an indoor cover should be a lot less of a big deal.
05-18-2011, 11:57 PM
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You need to buy a cloth or synthetic cloth cover. The thin plastic covers can be a PITA if they get wet or damp. When you are wanting to use it, make certain that you dust off {or wash, if necessary} the car before covering. You want the cover so stay clean on the inside...otherwise, you start scratching your paint from a dirty cover.
Wolf makes some nice synthetic cloth covers for C3's that don't 'break the bank'.
Wolf makes some nice synthetic cloth covers for C3's that don't 'break the bank'.
05-19-2011, 07:06 AM
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I bought a StormProof cover by CoverKing. I love the cover. Its light, can fit in a household washing machine. The fit is perfect, no sagging seems at all.
http://www.coverking.com/customcarcovers_materials.html
http://www.coverking.com/customcarcovers_materials.html
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