LS6427

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SEARCH sucks....I tried.


So whats the best one? Outdoor.................

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stroked383HSR

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hmmm....ive been wondering the same thing?

or any for that matter

stealth355tpi

really like my coverking storm proof 2 cover. its a form fit cover, so much better the then cover i use to use from pep boys.

LS6427

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Do you happen to know what size I would need for my Trans Am? It looks like from their site that you just pick by dimensions.

Oh, I found it on their site. I wonder if the Trans Am custom fit cover will be too tight on the raised WS6 hood. And wow....$369.00

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99'CajunFirehawk157

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You dont mention if you want a cover for outside storeage or inside...?

Brangeta

California Car Cover? I'm going to need one for my GP GXP soon and wonder what the best weather-proof outdoors one there is. Obviously for my car, there are fewer options. No factory car cover exists.

farmington

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Covercraft. About $170. Fits like a car condom. Not for outside use.

bj350hp

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I have the SLP cover and Im happy with it.

Skips2002TransAm

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http://www.shop.jwmotoring.com/categ...?categoryId=16

heres mine and love it!!

stroked383HSR

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^^^^...you suck!!!...lol

egott_91

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I really like the plushweave California car cover ones. My step-dad had one for his '02 SS and for the '10 2SS/RS. I'll probably pick one up for the SS this fall. They're around $250 shipped for my SS, I would assume around the same for a WS6...

blackws61472

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I just ordered mine from California car cover. It was $259 $280 with tax In black for my 02 WS.6, kinda expensive but I'm sure it's worth it. I should get it next week. I'll post up a picture when it comes in.

00FlowCamaro

I don't have a Trans Am, but I think it's for all 93+ f-bodies. It's the SLP car cover. I store my Z28 outside and it is waterproof, etc. Works like a charm!

LS6427

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I really don't want one that will put those tiny fine scratches in the paint over time. It needs to be tight so the wind doesn't flap it around. When they flap around, thats what kills the paint over time. But having it tight can also put those little fine scratches in the paint too.

Anyone with the SLP cover see any of this at all on the corners of the exterior where the cover is tightest?

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RsSean

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California car cover storm weave, have two them and a dust stop one as well love them

Shockwave179

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I have one of these as well. Fit's perfect.

Brangeta

Coverking seems to have better prices. I was looking at them online 2 days ago. CCC's website doesn't even barely work for some reason right now. They offer a lot of colors and stuff, but you can't even see details on what makes each cover different from the other. And the funny thing is, no matter what you choose on the "help me choose" thing, it tells you to buy their most expensive cover LOL!