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GT_Dave
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It's a good indoor cover, a bit pricey, but it looks and fits very nice on the car.
I have an 'R' cover that I picked up from a forum member here for much less than the dealer would have charged.
I have an 'R' cover that I picked up from a forum member here for much less than the dealer would have charged.
autobahnGT350
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Yes, it’s the one with stripes and Shelby script. As stated, it is a great indoor cover, and good for use when parking and covering your cars during Mustang Week while staying at a hotel.
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Quite a few opinions here:
https://www.mustang6g.com/forums/search.php?searchid=7019427
https://www.mustang6g.com/forums/search.php?searchid=7019427
raceguy388
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Fits the car well, just wish there were two different covers one with stripes and one with out. I’m weird like that
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I have one and think it is too rough for the paint. Meaning - risk of micro scratches as I have a black car. I ordered a softer one.
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Once you get your car condom (PPF) on you wont have to worry about this! :cheers:
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Yep. I actually do have PPF (self healing) on the entire car but still anal about it
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I put mine on the car when it is clean and I do not plan to drive it soon. Always in the garage so I cannot speak to outdoor use. Definitely has done its job limiting incidental contact while sitting in the garage tho. Having 4 kids I always feel better about it being covered...even tho my wife is pretty dang vigilant about keeping them outta the garage (God Bless her).
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96cobra
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I don't care for the factory car cover, I prefer something softer and nicer for my cars. I custom ordered this one for my R (this is the cover on my non-R so it's a little baggy due to the smaller splitter and spoiler).
