Car Cover
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From: JB Lewis McChord Washington
Car Cover
So my current situation is i live in military dorms near Seattle where it rained every day for 2 months last winter. I have done my best to make my corvette waterproof with new weatherstripping but it still has a few very minor leaks that are fine for normal weather and rain. Right now im wondering what the best option is for a car cover for next winter. I need one that i can put on and leave it for a month or so with everyday rain and not worry about it ruining the paint or the interior of the car. I have no way to garage my car so this is about my only option. Any input on good brands or any ideas would be appreciated.
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From: Outside the Quick Stop N.J.
I use a Maxtech cover, similar to the Evolution fabric on my 89. I left the cover off during a recent rainstorm and had some seepage through the weatherstripping that was never there with the cover on, so depending on how bad your weatherstripping is that might work for you.
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At the National Corvette Museum Store we sell a MODA by CoverKing car cover.
At the store it costs about $145 (If I remember correctly), and it works well for my C4. It also comes with a storage bag and a lock to keep the wind from blowing it off or some kids trying to take a peek underneath the cover.
It is listed as a "Semi-fit" cover for all models C4-C6, but it fits the C4 edges very nicely.
At the store it costs about $145 (If I remember correctly), and it works well for my C4. It also comes with a storage bag and a lock to keep the wind from blowing it off or some kids trying to take a peek underneath the cover.
It is listed as a "Semi-fit" cover for all models C4-C6, but it fits the C4 edges very nicely.
