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Car Covers - HAULN-SS - 11-20-2005
I know some of you probably have car covers..just wondering what kind/brand you guys went with. I just ordered a new one, a Wolf BLock-it NOAH.
It's the first one pictured there on this page
http://www.carcoverworld.com/Frames.asp?URL=covercraft_custom.asp?CID=1
Ordered it from summit and it came with a free lock and cable...sweet.
I hope it fits well. This one comes iwth extra grommets, which is good, cause the last "custom fit" one i bought didnt have a place to run the antenna through =\
- white_2kgt - 11-21-2005
I hope you took into consideration HOW you were going to use it vs the one you bought. You wouldn't want to buy one for covering a car in a garage if you were planning on using it outside to protect from rain/snow/sun.
- HAULN-SS - 11-21-2005
This is all-weather, indoor/outdoor. my car is under a carport, but there are no walls...so it doesnt get the brunt of the weather, this is more of a dust/chimney suit/leaves cover for fall/winter..although the one i bought would be perfectly fine for being outdoors. 4 layers, 4 year warranty
- ViPER1313 - 11-21-2005
The problem with car covers is that they scratch the hell out of your clearcoat if the car is kept outside due to them flapping around in the wind. If the car is already under a carport I would just leave it uncovered - I think the cover would do a lot more harm than good :?
- HAULN-SS - 11-21-2005
blowing snow, and dirt and leaves and other shit scratch it a lot more. The contact layer is really really soft. If you put it on when the car is clean, it's really not that bad