Prefence...cover for your vette
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Racer
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From: Chatham Ontario
Prefence...cover for your vette
What brand or model car cover do you prefer for your vette. I will be storing my car soon and would like to get a cover soon. The car will be stored in a garage, but I would still like to cover it to keep it from getting scratched and dusty. I would like a cover that is easy to throw in the washing machine when needed but thick enough to resist scratches and is soft enough to not harm the paint (swirls..blk paint). I have been looking at my catologs Ecklers,mid america and corvette central and have not been able to make up my mind.
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From: Not on either liberal coast.
CALIFORNIA CAR COVER COMPANY...it's dusty in AZ...and the car hibernates during the winter months of snow...
I went with their "Superweave" material because it's very lightweight, easy to fold down into a size small enough to fit into a side cubby hole and comes in colors. The best benefit is the ability to wash and dry it at home instead of paying extra at a laundrymat.
I went with their "Superweave" material because it's very lightweight, easy to fold down into a size small enough to fit into a side cubby hole and comes in colors. The best benefit is the ability to wash and dry it at home instead of paying extra at a laundrymat.
Last edited by hotwheels57; Oct 4, 2007 at 08:46 PM.
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My opinion has always been that if you go to an NCRS event, and all those guys whether it be Top Flight mid-year or a brand new Z06, they all bring their Wolf (Noah) car covers with them. I have seen other covers and they seem to be just as good, but Wolf has been doing this for years and definitely has a knack for what they are doing. I keep plenty of them in stock for all the years and they always sell.
No complaints
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Drifting
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I have the stormguard cover I got from southerncarparts.com (a sponsor). Cover costs a lot but its "everything proof" pretty much. I do not have a garage so this is going to get me through the harsh winters of MD. It breathes well too. Thick, high quality cover.
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Noah
Great for indoor storage. Keeps the wax job fresh. My favorite part is that it provides a nice soft cover to help prevent any nicks or scratches. The custom fit is top notch. I haven't had to wash it yet, but that might require a trip to the laundrymat.
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Oldtimer
I've had my California Car Cover for about 7 years and it's held up very well indoors. I'm not sure which one I have. When I called, I told the guy I wanted the thickest one they had to protect it from my wife and kids. 
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