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    better off leaving it un covered

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    Quote Originally Posted by 1966newport View Post
    better off leaving it un covered

    With a tarp or a cheap cover perhaps. A California car cover has proven itself years over.

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    any cover outside will wear the paint off, allow water under.

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    Quote Originally Posted by 1966newport View Post
    any cover outside will wear the paint off, allow water under.
    I bought the Ironshield cover from Carscover for my '78 NY'er and I'm totally satisfied with it. It fits very well, has a felt under side and allows zero water in and has a vent on the windshield and rear window that allows heat to escape. It's great for the winter too. I'll post a picture later this week.

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    Quote Originally Posted by 1966newport View Post
    any cover outside will wear the paint off, allow water under.


    I used to think he same thing too.....

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    Quote Originally Posted by polara71 View Post
    I used to think he same thing too.....
    I think it's best to put them in sealed containers...


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    Quote Originally Posted by 1966newport View Post
    any cover outside will wear the paint off, allow water under.
    Hmmmm...I've used my Extreme Weave California Car Cover outdoors for the past 5 years on both my '65 300 'vert and my '64 GTO. The paint is still on both cars and the cover is 98% water proof. A small amount of water gets past the seams but it evaporates once the sun comes out. The cover is very breathable and hasn't harmed the paint whatsoever.

    I really doubt companies would sell covers for use outdoors if they caused the paint to wear off.
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    Check out the Ironshield at carscover. It has a very good description and pictures. Fits like a glove and reasonably priced.

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    Quote Originally Posted by commando1 View Post
    I think it's best to put them in sealed containers...

    That car was never in a "sealed" container

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    Quote Originally Posted by polara71 View Post
    That car was never in a "sealed" container
    My point exactly.
    THEY thought it was....

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