YOUR RESEARCHTriguard OEM cover...any experience?
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Just picked up my first Porsche. 2002 Targa. I am keep my daily's super clean so the Porsche will be a whole other level of OCD. It was recently fully detailed and corrected(black car). Looking for some cover recommendations. It will be stored indoors always. The Triguard from Suncoast seems to have good reviews and be a great value at $99...
I just got one of these myself and it is a nice cover for the money. Strictly indoor use in my opinion but appears to be the same material that Mopar offers on their SRT vehicle covers. I have used one on our Challenger for about 5 years with good results.
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