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YOUR RESEARCHIndoor car cover recommendations - for a cab?
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I use the Triguard on my cab (indoors, but not averse to using it outdoors in SF.)
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Would recommend mousetraps around the car that you can reload once in a while or a live in cat!
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Hi everyone. With the temps falling and the threat of salt just around the corner up here in Vermont, I'll soon be putting my C4S cab away for a long winter's slumber.
Unlike previous years, I'd like to put a cover over it while it's in my garage, and I'd appreciate any recommendations anyone may have. I'll be putting the soft top up, so the only "concern" I have is not using a cover that's going to leave a thousand little fibers behind on the top when I take the cover off.
Thanks!
Dave
Hi Dave,
I purchased the cover from Porsche for indoor use.
It is a silver coloured exterior and a soft white velour like inside feel and it does not shed at all.
Been using it for at least 8 years now.
Would recommend mousetraps around the car that you can reload once in a while or a live in cat!
Two years ago I had to leave the car under the cover for a year and some mice had taken a number of good
meals out of one edge of the soft top.
Pete
I have kids. I like my kids. I like my car. I don't want to hurt my kids for hurting my car! Here was my solution. They call it a "moving blanket" on Cover Kings website. Custom fit to each car - no universal crap.
Coverking
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Carneval in Belgium supplies custom-fit car covers for a Porsche made by the same European company which makes Porsche factory�s, from a nice, soft, stretch material. They come in multiple colors. They deliver to US address in 2-3 days, and prices, around $245, include shipping.
I have two of them, and Carneval the company and Gert Carneval, the owner, provide exemplary customer service.
worth a shot, and I have no affiliation.
