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Hence you really shouldn't be using unless the car is clean.
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Any of the OEM Porsche covers are great and fit like a glove. Also a huge plus for aero kit guys since they have custom fit for those as well.
I liked my oem Porsche outdoor cover since it had a good security attachment and see through license plate area.
My '84 has to live outside now - the C4S got the garage. This is the cover I bought - has been great so far but have only had it for 6 mos. It stayed on the car w/o being tied down through 50 MPH winds though
http://www.autoanything.com/car-cove...roof-car-cover
outdoor car covers are a hassle. If the car isn't clean you'll get the inside of the cover dirty and the rubbing will swirl up the paint. Hence you really shouldn't be using unless the car is clean.
Then the outside of the car cover gets bombed by bird droppings and dirty in general so you've got to get out the hose and brushes. And if you keep the car cover on for too long you're not really doing the engine any favors. If you've got the space, those little canvas car ports I've seen at Costco are the way to go. Harbor Freight have them as well for the same $300 you'll spend on a Porsche cover.
I agree for the most part. Outdoor car covers aren't really for daily driver situations IMO for the reasons listed above. Outdoor covers can work ok for longer term storage though.
The Harbor Freight garage is on sale now for $190, even better value.
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