Car cover
Sep 20, 2009, 09:49 AM
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Covercraft easily. Its got several layers, designed exactly for evos so it has a pocket for the mirrors and wing, scratch resistant on the inside so if the cover moves it wont scratch the paint, and it locks so it cant blow off or walk away...uv protectant i sound like a dang spokesperson but i deploy often for months at a time without a garage and its an awesome replacement for not having a covered area.
Sep 20, 2009, 02:51 PM
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Covercraft easily. Its got several layers, designed exactly for evos so it has a pocket for the mirrors and wing, scratch resistant on the inside so if the cover moves it wont scratch the paint, and it locks so it cant blow off or walk away...uv protectant i sound like a dang spokesperson but i deploy often for months at a time without a garage and its an awesome replacement for not having a covered area.
sounds expensive lol
Sep 20, 2009, 03:19 PM
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I had a Covercraft Noah cover when I owned an Evo and it was great.
I sold it a few weeks back.
If I recall it was about $250.00, but not too bad for piece of mind in car protection.
I sold it a few weeks back.
If I recall it was about $250.00, but not too bad for piece of mind in car protection.
Sep 20, 2009, 07:42 PM
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i was gonna take some old blankets cover it up then with those blue tarp deals. anything wrong with that? a car cover is way out of budget right now
pretty sad when you have a $20k+ car and you'll pull off insurance and stop driving it for awhile just to make the car payment so you can still keep it haha.
pretty sad when you have a $20k+ car and you'll pull off insurance and stop driving it for awhile just to make the car payment so you can still keep it haha.
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Sep 21, 2009, 09:15 AM
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i was gonna take some old blankets cover it up then with those blue tarp deals. anything wrong with that? a car cover is way out of budget right now
pretty sad when you have a $20k+ car and you'll pull off insurance and stop driving it for awhile just to make the car payment so you can still keep it haha.
pretty sad when you have a $20k+ car and you'll pull off insurance and stop driving it for awhile just to make the car payment so you can still keep it haha.
Sep 21, 2009, 11:33 PM
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I have the covercraft Noah and it worked good except that I noticed that it kept slipping up the front bumper in high winds....but it didn't fly off sooooo its not that bad either.
Oct 15, 2009, 04:50 PM
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I found some decent ones from empire. This cover was a replacement cover for a custom cover that cost three times as much and started leaking water and collecting dust under the cover in less than a year. My Empire cover is 4 months old, has survived numerous strong thunderstorms and seering Texas sun, and so far is exceeding my expectations. I have 3 cars under cover, soon the other two will be covered by Empire.
http://empirecovers-review.blogspot.com/
http://empirecovers-review.blogspot.com/
Oct 29, 2009, 09:09 PM
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To add, not subtract from the OP's topic... best for me would be one thick enough that it would offer at least "some" protection from hail if need be. Is there even anything that claims to do that. Been garage kept both home AND work since 03'. Work might change...
