What's a good car cover to get?

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  1. rdefino Founding Member

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    I will be storing my Cobra in my garage. So rain won't be a factor. I just want something to keep the dust off and that won't scratch the paint. What's an inexspensive one to get?
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  2. wythors Get off my lawn!!!

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    In my experience "good" and "inexpensive" are usually mutually exclusive. Try here: www.calcarcover.com/ They make really good products and give great service. I bought covers for both our cars there, but we got the heavy, outdoor type.
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  3. 2nd childhood New Member

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    I had the same need as you--garaged. I bought a Wolf brand that fits the car. No complaints. I like it.
    2nd childhood, Nov 8, 2004
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    Even though it will be in the garage I would still get one that, breaths good .Pay a little more and it may save ya alot.After all look at what your covering and trying to protect and how much you've got invested in that :nice:
    The Factor, Nov 8, 2004
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  5. Dr. Wu 2000 New Member

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    :stupid: I also have a Wolf, got it from Summitt. 3 or 4 ply, very nice. Cost was about $125. :nice:
    Dr. Wu 2000, Nov 8, 2004
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