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Mail From: TXarsoncop ((email redacted))

What brand/material of car covers do you use? I need a "super duper" car
cover
for my '64.5. For now it's parked under a carport and can get dusty and wet
if
the wind is blowing. Also the wife's cats may decide to sleep on it... don't
get me started, I don't like the damn critters any but she gets awful upset
when I say I'm gonna use 'em for target practice!

bill
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Mail From: psawyer (Dr. Paul R. Sawyer)

I have a Wolf car cover for my 66. It lets some dust through, but is
pretty good. No antennae hole, though. had to make one. Grrrr.
Still, breaths pretty well and not trapping humidity is a plus in
louisiana.

Try Griot's Garage--they have a slew of covers. www.griotsgarage.com
or get a catalog.

Remember--target practice AFTER they get off the car.

--P

On Tuesday, August 26, 2003, at 09:19 AM, (email redacted) wrote:

> What brand/material of car covers do you use?? I need a "super duper"
> car cover
> for my '64.5.? For now it's parked under a carport and can get dusty
> and wet if
> the wind is blowing.? Also the wife's cats may decide to sleep on
> it...? don't
> get me started, I don't like the damn critters any but she gets awful
> upset
> when I say I'm gonna use 'em for target practice!
> ?
> bill
> _______________________________________________
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Mail From: TXarsoncop ((email redacted))

In a message dated 8/26/2003 9:58:54 AM Central Daylight Time,
(email redacted) writes:
I have a Wolf car cover for my 66. It lets some dust through, but is
pretty good.
That's what I have on mine now. I'm gonna use it on the wife's '66 and try
to find something a little better. We have a gravel driveway that contributes
to LOTS of dust in the air...

bill
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Mail From: Linc (Linc)

I get the 100% waterproof breathable car cover found on ebay. I have used
many of them. They
only last about three years out in the Michigan weather so if there is a
more durable one I would
be interested as well.

Linc
-----Original Message-----
From: (email redacted)
[mailtoemail redacted)]On Behalf Of
(email redacted)
Sent: Tuesday, August 26, 2003 10:20 AM
To: (email redacted)
Subject: [CM] Car covers?


What brand/material of car covers do you use? I need a "super duper" car
cover
for my '64.5. For now it's parked under a carport and can get dusty and
wet if
the wind is blowing. Also the wife's cats may decide to sleep on it...
don't
get me started, I don't like the damn critters any but she gets awful
upset
when I say I'm gonna use 'em for target practice!

bill


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Mail From: awebber (Andrew Webber)

"waterproof breathable" huh?

Andy
67 Coupe.

>>> "Linc" <(email redacted)> 08/27/03 12:39AM >>>
I get the 100% waterproof breathable car cover found on ebay. I have used
many of them. They
only last about three years out in the Michigan weather so if there is a
more durable one I would
be interested as well.

Linc
-----Original Message-----
From: (email redacted)
[mailtoemail redacted)]On Behalf Of
(email redacted)
Sent: Tuesday, August 26, 2003 10:20 AM
To: (email redacted)
Subject: [CM] Car covers?


What brand/material of car covers do you use? I need a "super duper" car
cover
for my '64.5. For now it's parked under a carport and can get dusty and
wet if
the wind is blowing. Also the wife's cats may decide to sleep on it...
don't
get me started, I don't like the damn critters any but she gets awful
upset
when I say I'm gonna use 'em for target practice!

bill
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Mail From: Linc (Linc)

That is how they are advertised.

Linc

-----Original Message-----
From: (email redacted)
[mailtoemail redacted)]On Behalf Of
Andrew Webber
Sent: Tuesday, August 26, 2003 5:29 PM
To: (email redacted)
Subject: RE: [CM] Car covers?


"waterproof breathable" huh?

Andy
67 Coupe.

>>> "Linc" <(email redacted)> 08/27/03 12:39AM >>>
I get the 100% waterproof breathable car cover found on ebay. I have used
many of them. They
only last about three years out in the Michigan weather so if there is a
more durable one I would
be interested as well.

Linc
-----Original Message-----
From: (email redacted)
[mailtoemail redacted)]On Behalf Of
(email redacted)
Sent: Tuesday, August 26, 2003 10:20 AM
To: (email redacted)
Subject: [CM] Car covers?


What brand/material of car covers do you use? I need a "super duper" car
cover
for my '64.5. For now it's parked under a carport and can get dusty and
wet if
the wind is blowing. Also the wife's cats may decide to sleep on it...
don't
get me started, I don't like the damn critters any but she gets awful
upset
when I say I'm gonna use 'em for target practice!

bill

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Mail From: patrickstott (Patrick Stott)

--- (email redacted) wrote:
> What brand/material of car covers do you use? I
> need a "super duper" car
> cover
> for my '64.5. For now it's parked under a carport
> and can get dusty and wet
> if
> the wind is blowing. Also the wife's cats may
> decide to sleep on it... don't
> get me started, I don't like the damn critters any
> but she gets awful upset
> when I say I'm gonna use 'em for target practice!
>
> bill

I got a car cover for the same reasons. Dust, Cats and
wind during rain storms.

I got a 4 layer one from Virginia Classic Mustang.
It's not really heavy but good enough to keep the
dust and water out. Had no problems at all with cats
scratching the car.

I'm pretty happy with the cover, protects well and is
easy to put on and take off. Now I can work on other
projects instead of washing the car!

=====
Patrick Stott
69 Mustang 302
photos.yahoo.com/bc/patrickstott/lst?&.dir=/Mustang/New+Pictures+2001
Caracas, Venezuela

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