Car Cover delivered today
#1
After looking around at various places I bought a car cover for the new Mustang. It's ok but a bit heavy and it didn't fit all that well, but good enough.
Eight days ago I ordered a custom fit car cover from the Car Cover World Mustang Store It came yesterday. They have all sorts of different styles you can order. Each one is custom fit for your make of car. I got the DUSTOP cover, made primarily for indoor use: offers maximum dust protection. It fits like a glove, is much lighter and is ultra soft. I'm thinking of painting / air brushing the running horse on the nose or the back of the cover.....or both?
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Eight days ago I ordered a custom fit car cover from the Car Cover World Mustang Store It came yesterday. They have all sorts of different styles you can order. Each one is custom fit for your make of car. I got the DUSTOP cover, made primarily for indoor use: offers maximum dust protection. It fits like a glove, is much lighter and is ultra soft. I'm thinking of painting / air brushing the running horse on the nose or the back of the cover.....or both?
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#2
Brother, that's one pampered pony!
I think you should stencil the logo on both ends. It will also help tell if the cover is inside out while you're putting it on. Only thing I'd be worried about is stuff falling on your car during a quake. Yikes! Don't want to even think of that...
I think you should stencil the logo on both ends. It will also help tell if the cover is inside out while you're putting it on. Only thing I'd be worried about is stuff falling on your car during a quake. Yikes! Don't want to even think of that...
#3
Originally posted by CelticCub@March 31, 2005, 5:25 AM
Brother, that's one pampered pony!
I think you should stencil the logo on both ends. It will also help tell if the cover is inside out while you're putting it on. Only thing I'd be worried about is stuff falling on your car during a quake. Yikes! Don't want to even think of that...
Brother, that's one pampered pony!
I think you should stencil the logo on both ends. It will also help tell if the cover is inside out while you're putting it on. Only thing I'd be worried about is stuff falling on your car during a quake. Yikes! Don't want to even think of that...
#4
Oh yeah........ as is you have to remove the antenna to cover the car, but you can punch a hole over the antenna and install a plastic gromet they include so the cover will fit without removing the antenna. Plan on doing that tonight.
#5
Originally posted by 3RD1@March 31, 2005, 11:07 AM
Oh yeah........ as is you have to remove the antenna to cover the car, but you can punch a hole over the antenna and install a plastic gromet they include so the cover will fit without removing the antenna. Plan on doing that tonight.
Oh yeah........ as is you have to remove the antenna to cover the car, but you can punch a hole over the antenna and install a plastic gromet they include so the cover will fit without removing the antenna. Plan on doing that tonight.
Took just a few minutes......
#7
Originally posted by LadieBugQueen@March 31, 2005, 3:50 PM
can water seep around the plastic Gromet and antenna to the vehicle?
can water seep around the plastic Gromet and antenna to the vehicle?
Seeing as how the cover I got is mainly for indoor use to provide maximum dust protection (ok....I'm pampering my baby), and it will never be subjected to the elements, that's one thing I won't have to be concerned about.
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