TheB1GDude

I'm trying as hard as I can to keep my cars exterior in the best condition as I possibly can, unfortunately due to a fair number of trips between PA and NY that's not going as well as I planned but anyways last year I put my car away in the garage and covered it (with a cheap badly fitting car cover) to keep it safe for winter only taking it out when I really had to, I recently bought a house which unfortunately does not have a garage so was thinking of buying a decent and well fitting car cover for it but living in PA mean's I'm going to see many months of snow and I'm not sure if there is a cover out there that can cope with 2 feet of snow sitting on top of it.

Does anyone have any suggestions for one that might be suitable?

southernmustangparts

You won't go wrong with the Coverking car Covers!

Check out the Stormproof covers for Pennsyvania!

http://www.southernmustangparts.com/...ers-p-379.html

Thanks

Ken

TheB1GDude

Nice - thanks a lot!

Texotic

Coverking is the bomb.

nmd55

go with a weathershield hp, has an absorption factor of like 2%

JimsGT

I'm in the same boat as you, (no damn garage!) but I leave it in my driveway, behind a locked gate. Its gonna be the car's 2nd winter, so now I'm looking into a car cover, too. I was thinking about the one Steeda offers...

TheB1GDude

Moss Motors have a stormproof one for $189 not sure if its a coverking but its a lot cheaper than the one listed on Southern Mustang Parts (no offense guys ) it seems to be the same material and description so I was thinking of that one....

Moss Muscle

That is our 055-462 super cover, and yes, this is a coverking. Currently on sale, but make sure to ask for your MF dicount in addition to sale price. Got plenty in stock.

mygt500

anything from covercraft is great and they are very well made and many aftermarket stores carry them in many varieties....

link
http://www.covercraft.com/weathershield_hp.htm