Looking for a decent car cover for outdoor use, anybody have a recommendation for one?

Thanks,

Brian

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Flyin' Brian

74 Duster, 225, rear-mounted blow through turbo at 12psi boost, street/strip car
"Sixy Beast"

Its only money store it inside & with a cover.

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Brian Doak CMfrT

I sew my own up out of marine treated army duck (cotton).

I think I would prefer one of those little cheapo portable garages....

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Yeah....Im the one who destroyed this rare, vintage automobile.....

Any thing that keeps condensation off the glass in this 105 degree heat index weather could be a preference of many.

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Brian Doak CMfrT

If I hadn't heard some kind of Florida tied comment about the Economy being as horrible as 1929 (I won't go further ~ TMI) I would suggest the Kleenex brand as I saw it used through my EARLY days as a wanna be CMfrT college student. (alt+p)

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Brian Doak CMfrT

Huh? Is that word salad? What does Florida, the Economy and Kleenex have to do with car covers? And what is CMfrT? I don't understand half of what you post normally, but this is just baffling.

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Joshua

We could probably reach an accord that I abandon some of the words in my posts leading one to think of word salad. I'll continue further Florida is where Mara Lago is we know one can drive by it on A1A. We can also imply that Donald Trump could have the opinion that the economy is as upsetting as 1929 e.g. Trillion debt.
On the Kleenex subject in my days reading Vehicle Journals/Periodicals some covers were advertised as breathing only one way to my recollection Kimberly Clark was the OEM.


Respectfully Yours,
Brian Doak
CMfrT
PS a MfrT is a manufacturing technologist i.e. 4 year degree

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Brian Doak CMfrT