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ok cuz if not what is the point...it will still get wet and have things blown all over it...
there is some serious rain here in FL. If the wind doesnt get above tropical storm weather lol....It never gets wet under the canopy. I have about 2 ft on each side of the car.
there is some serious rain here in FL. If the wind doesnt get above tropical storm weather lol....It never gets wet under the canopy. I have about 2 ft on each side of the car.
that is just hard 2 believe that rain never blows onto the car...? well i guess things are diff down there...my neighbor has a carport and parked his vette in there and bitched about it getting wet all the time...
that is just hard 2 believe that rain never blows onto the car...? well i guess things are diff down there...my neighbor has a carport and parked his vette in there and bitched about it getting wet all the time...
IDK maybe it is the design. It doesnt jsut end on at the top of the posts. It kinda wraps down about 14-18 inches. Maybe thats why. either that or it has dried before I got to see any water. I mean next time it rains Ill look again but Im pretty sure the ground a foot around the car stays dry.
a good canopy (if its not 4 sided just tarp the other 3 sides yourself) and cover...
everyone thinks im weird for putting a car cover on my car in the condos heated underground parkade..
I'll tell you right now, the enclosed canopies that can withstand the winter weather are not cheap. I looked into it because Pep Boys had a canopy for $200, but it wasn't meant for winter use.
12-29-2008, 08:30 PM
