Jmcdude

I knew I'd be needing an indoor car cover come November (Chicago suburb) and I happened to see these car covers that Costco just started carrying. Surprisingly, they have several different sizes. There is a chart on the box that lists many different manufacturers and models of cars and what size is recommended. It listed size M as the one for a Corvette. I wanted a loose fitting one anyway as I want one that goes on and off quickly and easily, so I wasn't interested in one of those expensive made to fit like a glove covers that GM sells or an aftermarket supplier like Covercraft offers. It's only $30 so I figured I'd give a try. Even though it states that it has multi layers, it's not especially thick but it will provide the dust protection I'm looking for. I found the fit to be decent with the exception of the rear end, a lot of excess there. For $30 I can live with it.

Z0HS1CK

I have the same type of cover, or at least from the pics. Not the same brand though. Cost me 45 bucks on amazon.

The problem is you kinda want the cover to be snug because if the cover is loose, and it's windy, the cover moves and since covers will always have dust, can scratch your paint during windy conditions.

But you said you're parking indoors? A cover like that which is meant for outdoor will always create dust. I try to was the cover every month or so and replace the cover every 6 months because i park my car outside and the cover gets beaten on with the sun, the rain, then winter with the snow etc.

BOTYNV1

Anything to hide the taillights.

Rooster OG

Maybe you should just save yourself some agony and not look in the c7 section.

BOTYNV1

where would the fun be in that.

TommyV

Covers without mirror pockets make them a handful to put on with any kind of breeze.

L8ter

Maybe it's just me, but if I'm going to have to look at it in my garage on a regular basis, I'd rather spend a few more dollars, and enjoy what I'm looking at.

Jmcdude

That's a good point. I've had a nice heavyweight covercraft for an older Camaro but it got real dirty from doing projects in my garage. Maybe I'll get another one and use this one to cover that cover at least when doing messy projects in my garage

AORoads

Not for a C7, but years ago I got a cover from the same place: Costco. Does a great job in the winter, in the garage. And it prevents some "bumping" from things esp. during winter months as well as dust, leaves, etc. blowing around.

skar

I have a cover made for my vette its tight . This one looks like a good dust cover .fast on and off and loose.
I'll look in to it. thanks

YO-EL

I would use that for an indoor cover..
Not a member of Costco..
How can I get one for the $27.99 they offer?

396tears

I think you might need to iron it....?

Ceptor

L8ter

Not a bad idea. You'd have one for show and one for function.
I don't even have to be doing anything messy and everything gets dusty as heck out in the garage.
Friends come over, wip off that bulky one, and your stylin.

JRYELLOWCORVETTE

I have one like that in tan. Works great for indoors and it is easy on and off! Much better than the custom fit ones.

pickleseimer

FWIW, looks exactly like the indoor covers I bought at Walmart for less than $25.

1bdvet

It looks like it will do the job you want it to accomplish, and the price is cheap.

Z06 1of38

It looks like a cheap suit.


Go big or go home!

Jimbob26

Now THAT cover is awesome!!


BTW I think the Costco cover looks like poop

rmorin1249

Tough crowd.