Cover?

[johnandahalf]

My cover came in Tuesday & I'm putting it on today for the first time. I got a Covercraft NOAH cover - it provides rain & UV protection, is breatheable so as not to trap moisture on the surface, and has a soft interior layer to pamper the paint. I also bought a 10' x 20' canopy with 2" tubular steel frame from Shelter Logic. I set it up last weekend, then decided to move it to a more accesible part of the yard. The day after I moved it, a GIANT branch (25'+) came crashing down on the spot where it was. If I hadn't decided to move the canopy, the car would have been totalled less than 2 weeks after I brought it home. I'm a lucky guy.

Re: dirt - If you put a car cover on a dirty car, you'll have a dirty cover. I plan to take my R/T Classic out for a spin ONLY if I have time to wash it afterward. Otherwise, she's staying put.

[SRT-Tom]

I highly recommend Covercraft. I purchased a Weathershield HP outdoor cover a year ago, from the Autosupermart, and have been very pleased with it. It breathes but keeps the water and snow off the car. They have a nice selection of indoor covers, as well, and the best prices on the web. Here is their website:

http://www.autosupermart.com/store/s...overcraft.html

The cover included a cable & lock as well as a storage bag (plus free shipping & no sales tax).

Here is a selection guide to help make your decision:

http://www.carcovermania.com/Cover_Selection_Guide.htm