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bill wrote:
Ordinarily I'd recommend a cheap all cotton cover just to keep the dust
off, but in your case, you might want to try
http://www.carcoverworld.com/Frames.asp?URL=covercraft_custom.asp?CID=1
Car Cover World: Complete Covercraft Range, Custom-Fit Covers, Ready-Fit
Covers, Tonneau Covers, Front End Masks, Seat Savers, UV Heatshields
This is just an example, but for a car like that, it's worth it. Many
varieties are available including weatherproof ones.
Just tell her you'll use a high-powered round, and it will be
relatively quick and painless.
Or you could get a very large snake. The non-poisonous constrictor
types should prove quite effective against cats. And they don't piss
on your rims either.
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- 08-26 02:16 PM #1billGuest
Which car cover?
What brand/material of car covers do you use? I need a "super duper" car cover
for my '64.5. For now it's parked under a carport and can get dusty and wet if
the wind is blowing. Also the wife's cats may decide to sleep on it... don't
get me started, I don't like the damn critters any but she gets awful upset
when I say I'm gonna use 'em for target practice!
bill
64.5: 260, 3 sp, a/c, SVO cam, Performer, Holley 390, Pertronix, Hi-Po exhaust,
1.5" front & 1" rear drop, Jacobs wires, Torq D's
66: '93 5.0, C4, a/c, ps, Performer RPM, Holley 600, Pertronix, bench seat
Colt SP1,Sig P220, Moss. 590A1, Marlin 70P
- 08-26 04:57 PM #2VictorGuest
Re: Which car cover?
- 08-27 05:19 AM #3HankGuest
Re: Which car cover?
Bill
I'm using a Technalon cover that is holding up very well in the
Phoenix summer. Comes with a 4 year warranty.
Hank
'89 ASC/McLaren
'87 McLaren
'85 GT
On 26 Aug 2003 14:16:11 GMT, com (bill) wrote:
- 08-28 05:51 AM #4HankGuest
Re: Which car cover?
Ken
I just remove my antenna. The wind ripped my last cover at the antenna
hole. (it was covered under warranty, though)
hank
On Wed, 27 Aug 2003 16:10:41 GMT, "keng2" <net> wrote:
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