Good outdoor car cover?

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8/19/10, 07:48 AM

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mustang1979

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Originally Posted by cdynaco

No its not a 4 layer like storm weave. The underside is smooth - but not a cotton liner. However, I'm pretty sure a chunk of ice falling from a 10,000' thunderhead hits harder than an acorn... I know the horses sure weren't happy!

Here's the factory link for their pitch. The 'Material' link in the upper right goes in to detail. I was told by Coverking the one from Costco Online is the 'Silver Guard Plus'.

http://www.coverking.com/c-1-custom-car-covers.aspx

The cost of the Silver Guard Plus from Covercraft is $290, so it may be worth just getting the Costco Membership just to purchase that same cover for $149 if you are interested in that one.

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8/19/10, 09:04 AM

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Originally Posted by newpony

Me too. I need to find a garage for the winter too. If it becomes too much of a hustle or expensive I'll sell my Honda and buy winter tires for the Mustang.

Luckily i have an available garage, had to kick my mom out of it though

i live on the north shore so i assume you get the same weather than i do (for the most part) its either a really bad winter, or we pretty much never see more than 2 or 3 inches of snow. Thats the problem with living right here, it all depends on wind direction and temperature of the ocean lol

Btw, the car you ordered is almost exactly what i would have ordered if i hadnt found this CS on the south shore

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