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Car cover for a 996 4S & garage vs carport.

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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Folks...I am in a situation where I am moving into a house which only has a carport and not an enclosed garage. I have always garaged my 4S and am not sure of what I am going to do in this carport situation. Do I always keep it under a cover? If yes....any recommendations for a good car cover? Or am I worrying too much and it will do just fine under a carport with the occasional dust and pollen on it? Putting the cover on every time you come back from a drive seems like a pain when I think about it...... Thoughts/suggestion....?? -Manil

POST 2Original post

Manil....WTF are you thinking getting a place with no garage!!!!!! You're going to take some serious **** from the guys this saturday

POST 3Original post

Quotes source post: 7542907

Either get a garage or sell the Porsche!!!! Parking a Porsche outside is verboten and, as such, is a punishable offense!

POST 4Original post

Oh don't you worry Tim, we'll deal with Manil this weekend. And even further, as his instructor at VIR in two weeks I'll make DAMN SURE to let him know how we feel

POST 5Original post

Tim, really? Then don't mind this picture Oh, and that's my daily in the front. At least I had my part of the street 'reserved' with 4 cars at one point. Now I'm only left with 1, but it's in a garage

POST 6Original post

Quotes source post: 7542907

I think I'm going to be sick...

POST 7Original post

For peace of mind, I'd suggest the following: What to do with carports?

POST 8Original post

couple hundred and a few friends will turn that carport into an "open garage" - find a door on craigslist or home depot and seal the deal....

POST 9Original post

BTW I have a Turbo car cover I will sell cheap - first $60 plus shipping gets it....while you build the carport

POST 10Original post

Quotes source post: 7544619

Of course you do.....

POST 11Original post

Did Ed ever end up buying ANYTHING that actually fit his P-car?

POST 12Original post

I park mine outside with a car cover. CarCoversDirect.com custom fit car cover NOAH fabric. Pretty easy to put on and remove. FM

POST 13Original post

I used to park my car outside, but too much crap stick to the paint. There is no way to have a 911 outside like this, it is a crime. If you'd be leasing the car, may be, as you don't really care. But if you own it and love it, you can't do it!

POST 15Original post

My 996 sits under a car port also. It gets dusty thats it. I'm nuts with the car so I give it a wipe every day with a damp micro fiber cloth.

POST 16Original post

Quotes source post: 7543208

My 996 has never been in a garage.

POST 17Original post

Quotes source post: 7545610

I am reporting you to the NAACP..... no that that one, this one...... National Association for the Abolishment of Cruelty to Porsches!

POST 18Original post

Quotes source post: 7543208

whoa! Lighten up Francis!

POST 19Original post

Manil, only reasonable answer is to tear down the carport and build a garage! Simple. 2 bay would do nicely with a car lift.

POST 22Original post

Quotes source post: 7548278

not any more - ships out tomorrow morning to its new home (outta my garage!!) someone start another thread so I can sell something else....

POST 23Original post

Quotes source post: 7545610

My 996 was almost never OUT of the garage.

POST 24Original post

Quotes source post: 7552503

Your car was the Porsche equivalent of veal.

POST 26Original post

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Rare and delicious.

POST 27Original post

Quotes source post: 7553954

I was thinking more of a case of kept in a small and dark enclosed space without ever being allowed to see daylight.

POST 28Original post

Quotes source post: 7553961

Kind'a like a mushroom!

POST 29Original post

Quotes source posts: 7553961, 7554036

I'm just more optimistic than you guys. Nuthin' beats a good veal chop!

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