Car cover

[davids2toys]

will be needing a car cover...so far i talked to california cover, the guy was talking SUPERWEAVE, what do you guys think? How about the one Unique sells?

[Naumoff]

Unique sells one? I didn't know that.

Custom fit one from Finishline or Tony Branda. Fleece lined very nice.
I have the one from Finishline and a friend of mine has one from Branda.
Seem to be made the same but different colors. Tan from Finishline and light blue from Branda.

[scott h]

i got mine from summit, wolf brand ,good fit, decent quality, good price.

[Aggressor]

The California Car Covers Superweave is a good product.
I bought one a few years ago for my wife's Mini Cooper.

-Geary

[JeepSnake]

Whatever Unique sells is nice. It is the same material as the cover I have for the Chevelle - wish I could remember the names of both manufacturers. The weave/material makes me think of a "super" or "improved" Tyvek material of some sort.

[eliminator]

Do not get the fleece lined car cover.....the fleece collects dirt, dust, metal particles, anything.

Get the California Car Cover that is like a nylon material, its lightweight, breathable, and to a certain degree waterproof (seams are not taped).

They are not cheap, about 325.00, in that area. They are also washable, I wash mine once or twice a year in a low suds wash. You have a 6,000 to 8,000 dollar paint job so why go with a cheap 150.00 car cover??

[davids2toys]

I agree, fleece is real nice and soft, but lets lots of dirt thru...I had a real good cover for my 60 Vette, and that would be my only gripe!
The superweave is made out of parachute type stuff, washable , and when you put it in the dryer it tightens up the weave whitch is good for the overall protection...This is what the salesman told me

[Naumoff]

I have to say I don't use my cover much. I drive my car to alot. Putting the cover on and pulling the cover off is just one more thing to do.
Besides I like seeing it on my way out to work and when I get home.:cool: