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Almost time to put my toy away for the winter and need a cover for it. The last one fell apart after being in storage for 18 years. Car will be inside a building, but may have weather get through. Don't want to spend a fortune, but will have this car until I die. So will pay for a good one. ------------------------------------- Always the pall bearer, never the corpse. | ||
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Plenty of online sources with a plethora of options. Covercraft, carcovers.com and more. No one answer is going to be right except by your decisions. The heavier and more weather resistant the more costlier it is. Lighter for inside might work fine. But ultimately YOU need to decide and do the research. Good Luck. | |||
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I should have been more clear. Looking for manufacturer names that are quality. ------------------------------------- Always the pall bearer, never the corpse. | |||
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Been using a Wolf Ready-Fit for many years. Seems to do very well. | |||
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I've had a Covercraft Softbond Noah barrier fabric car cover for inside garage winter storage of my S2000 for over 18 years. Certifiable member of the gun toting, septuagenarian, bucket list workin', crazed retiree, bald is beautiful club! USN (RET), COTEP #192 | |||
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My Sweet Bride has new never used Seal Skin for her Subaru Legacy she'd make you a good deal.. | |||
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I have also used a Wolf cover for the last 21 years. Its holding up great. | |||
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Covercraft indoors for over 10 years | |||
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I have used Covercraft covers and sun visors with good results. 41 | |||
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