Best Car Cover ?
- Thread starter Kayvan
- Start date
I got this: http://www.covercraft.com/Form-Fit™.htm
BUT I got it from another source that simply sells these on their own behalf. I would go straight to the horses mouth. Fit is excelent. If you look around they all use the same names for the different fabric and many of these come from these guys.
BUT I got it from another source that simply sells these on their own behalf. I would go straight to the horses mouth. Fit is excelent. If you look around they all use the same names for the different fabric and many of these come from these guys.
SuperB
Board of Directors/Owner
I have the california super soft cover. Very nice. Fits perfect, but the sides droop just a bit and touch the ground.
Big Carrot
GT Owner
davefordgt
GT Owner
- Feb 10, 2006
- 302
Big Carrot said:
Yes they all have that one from the factory, but I would never let that touch my paint. I have the CA cover and it is very close to the one that came with my ferrari. Very soft and fits like a glove. The Ford one is just that, a ford car cover. Not a supercar cover.
FlorIdaho Chris
Yeah, I've got one.
prmoldoaks
GT Owner
- Jul 31, 2006
- 124
Hi Guys
We get a lot of cold damp weather here in the UK, as most of us know thatmoisture in the air is one of the worst attackers to metals and the dramatic change in temp. A car cover would be ok if I had a climate controled garage to keep my GT, but I dont.
So I have a climate controlled bubble to keep my car free from moisture and even dust.
The ventilation system includes carbon filters, and cost practically nothing to run.
The Gt can be put in the bubble slightly damp and it has a drying facility too.
This is an internal bubble, but external bubbles are available to.
It stops rusting, brakes sticking and the need for cleaning during its storage, its great and a real investment Im pleased with, no other cover required, especially the hard one supplied with the car.
Sorry, should have added that its powered by mains electricity through a 12v plug transformer powereing to small 12v fans
We get a lot of cold damp weather here in the UK, as most of us know thatmoisture in the air is one of the worst attackers to metals and the dramatic change in temp. A car cover would be ok if I had a climate controled garage to keep my GT, but I dont.
So I have a climate controlled bubble to keep my car free from moisture and even dust.
The ventilation system includes carbon filters, and cost practically nothing to run.
The Gt can be put in the bubble slightly damp and it has a drying facility too.
This is an internal bubble, but external bubbles are available to.
It stops rusting, brakes sticking and the need for cleaning during its storage, its great and a real investment Im pleased with, no other cover required, especially the hard one supplied with the car.
Sorry, should have added that its powered by mains electricity through a 12v plug transformer powereing to small 12v fans
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oskie100
GT Owner
Indoor Car Cover
Hey Kayvan, I use covers all the time because my garage is so active. I saved the stock cover for road trips and purchased a California Car cover SPEC FF FF16717FG NO GROMETS. This cover is a super soft interior cover!!! Phone 800 423-5525
Hey Kayvan, I use covers all the time because my garage is so active. I saved the stock cover for road trips and purchased a California Car cover SPEC FF FF16717FG NO GROMETS. This cover is a super soft interior cover!!! Phone 800 423-5525
prmoldoaks
GT Owner
- Jul 31, 2006
- 124
prmoldoaks
GT Owner
- Jul 31, 2006
- 124
prmoldoaks
GT Owner
- Jul 31, 2006
- 124
Does anyone know where I can buy the front Bra,
I would need to export it to the UK, would I save on usa tax?
Thanks in advance all
I would need to export it to the UK, would I save on usa tax?
Thanks in advance all