Any car storage/cover people?
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I'll find the one my sister has and show you. Its supposed to keep moisture out.
edit: I can't remember the brand and Costco changed brands they get from. There are some that keep moisture out but they cost about 150
edit: I can't remember the brand and Costco changed brands they get from. There are some that keep moisture out but they cost about 150
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From: Bay Area, CA
I'm no expert but how about the Covercraft Evolution?
http://www.properautocare.com/ev4readcusfi.html
http://www.properautocare.com/selectingcover.html
Just an idea.
http://www.properautocare.com/ev4readcusfi.html
Q: I live in a northern state with heavy snowfall. What cover should I use?
A: We do not recommend using a cover for daily use during freezing temperatures. Moisture can condense under the cover and freeze causing the cover to freeze to the vehicle. For long term winter storage (where the cover will be put on in the fall and removed in the spring), we recommend the EVOLUTION material.
A: We do not recommend using a cover for daily use during freezing temperatures. Moisture can condense under the cover and freeze causing the cover to freeze to the vehicle. For long term winter storage (where the cover will be put on in the fall and removed in the spring), we recommend the EVOLUTION material.
Just an idea.
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California Car Cover is who all the Supra and viper guys, well most of them use. There are different grades you can get so if you are storing it inside or outside.
Personally I just shack up my cars at my house or at my parent's house..........heck one of my friend's even let me put it in his garage for 9 months
Personally I just shack up my cars at my house or at my parent's house..........heck one of my friend's even let me put it in his garage for 9 months