I need a good car cover

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Gears & Crosses

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I need advice. I'm looking for a good car cover for a reasonable price. I'm wondering what brand/model of cover you guys like best? My current cheap cover lets too much dust on the car. My 86 GT is under a carport and the back of the car gets a little wet too.

Thanks ahead of time for the expert advice. I'm trying to buy this as a Christmas present for myself.

Gears

 

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shopping thread

--moved to talk--

 

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i use a budget car cover i think i got it at walmart for like 40- 60 bucks.. but my cars waxed and in a garage... they make all kinds of covers.. try autozones or internet search them the better the cover the more your gonna pay, they also make a zip lock cover thats basicaly a bag for your car, nothing left out side the hole car zips up! but heres my walmart cover

 

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Thanks for the picture 90Mustang,

I have a cover very similar to yours but I dont have a garage. That style would work fine if I had one. The next house I get will have one, but I spend to much time and money on my habit - cars.

I was kind of looking to see what brands/material you guys are using. I'm ready to order but I want to narrow the choices down. I'm looking for something somewhat water proof and soft on the inside for no scratches.

Anyone else?,
Gears

 

Juiced88Coupe

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http://www.carcoverworld.com/lookup.asp?se=custom_car_covers ??

 

tunedin302

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noah

 

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Anybody using Wolf car covers. They seem to be more in my price range.

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California Car Covers. They are a bit more pricey though. Well worth it in my opinion.

 

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look at mine happy for now

https://www.carcover.com/ford/mustang.html

View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vY7U6OGPa4g

 

HotFox

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Like my Covercraft much better where Wolf fell short. Had wolf in the past not as good of a dust shield, and eventually ripped at the seam. As always you get what you pay for.

 

Mustang5L5

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This will probably be my next cover. My current cover is a $100 cover (forget which brand) but not fitted and kinda harsh against the paint

 

General karthief

wonder how much it would cost to ship you a pair

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@noobs got a deal on a couple covers last year, I think a relative took custody of one.

 

FoxMustangLvr

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CoverCraft here

 

stanglx2002

CT Material here

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Or..... This