Car cover recommendations

tl75keith

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I'll be storing my car this winter for the first time (thanks to my recently purchased 1988 Corola beater ). It's in my condos basement garage, so it will not be directly snowed/rained upon but the walls are open so wind and moisture will be an issue. What car covers do you guys use and recommend?

 

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www.calcarcover.com they have a bunch

 

stang976

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:OT: i started a thread last month about "winterizing a stang" which i would like to bring up from the dead but i cant find it for some reason.

 

blueovalguy

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Go here, and get the Noah!

http://www.autoanything.com/shopping_guides/car_cover/shopping_guide.aspx?se=car_covers_covercraft

 

CManT1914

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Covercraft are GOOD. I don't know where you can buy them at though. I got mine through the shop I work at.

 

03redfiregt

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If you are going to be storing it inside like you said. then al you need is a decent dust cover. indorr cover.Thats what i use when its away in the winter it keeps the dust and other stuff off but breathes well. I also have a cover for it during the summer since i don't have a garage. For that i have a worlf, noah cover. Works awsome car does'nt get wet does'nt get sun. Just like being in a garage.