Camaro Car Cover... which is best?
07-25-2006, 02:16 AM
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Camaro Car Cover... which is best? Hi,
I am looking to get a car cover for my Camaro SS, which will need to be parked outside for a few months, due to some construction work in and around the garage.
Which all weather car cover has the best fit / function?
Thanks,
I am looking to get a car cover for my Camaro SS, which will need to be parked outside for a few months, due to some construction work in and around the garage.
Which all weather car cover has the best fit / function?
Thanks,
07-25-2006, 02:22 AM
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i know the slp one works fairly well
i have no personal expierence with my can but my neighbor parks his SS outside every night and uses that cover and his car looks great
i have no personal expierence with my can but my neighbor parks his SS outside every night and uses that cover and his car looks great
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Originally Posted by pjb
I got mine from california car cover. it is the storm weave. no complaints. perfect fit.
and the Wolf is $170
Im not sure what the main difference is but if anyone here knows let us all know.
07-25-2006, 02:08 PM
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Originally Posted by blackbirdls1
is there anything wrong with covers off of ebay like lebras and such for like 40 bucks?
i would use a lebra for inside maybe
wolf and other higher end ones are deigned for specific conditions, like rain, snow, etc
a 40 dollar cover wont help during those conditions at all
07-25-2006, 05:02 PM
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Yeah I understand that... I did buy one of those 40 dollar ones awhile back and I'm currently using it on my car, when the car is not being used, it seems to work fine, and I leave it on through pouring rain and whatnot. When I take it off, there really isnt much water on the car.
07-25-2006, 05:07 PM
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not to hijack, but, wut about a good bra? preferrably a clear one, but i guess the usual black one wuld do fine. just need somethin to protect against the bugs when i go on road trips
