Best car cover?

[jenksdrummer]

My Mustang is already garage-kept and not really intending to change that...however, I have an almost 3.5yr old, who already has outdoor toys and will likely have a bicycle in the near future. He already likes to run his hands along over the car and is likely leave hairline trails in the paint... =/

The other day I had my floor jack in the area as I was working on the wife's car and was in the process of cleaning up, and he decided to play with the handle of it before I could get it put up, and the knurled handle whacked against the rear quarter edge, thankfully not THAT hard, but enough it dinged the clear a bit. Just thinking ahead; part of me admits, probably over-thinking.

Well, I'm after a padded car cover; preferably one that's got some thickness to it, perhaps like a moving blanket, so that when he does inevitably run something into it, it won't cause any harm. That said, I guess I could put a lighter cover on it and then drape the moving blankets over it the areas most-prone to be hit with bike handlebars or whatever...

So, what may be the best indoor car cover on the market? Maybe one that has a decent amount of padding built in?

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[jenksdrummer]

Burmp

 

[Bronco2fan]

Cover Craft..

 

[BombZombie]

Cover Craft makes good stuff.

I have a CarCover.com Gold Shield 5L. I've had them before and they did great on my previous cars. A few years back, I had to leave my old STi outside for an extended period in the winter, and it snowed...alot. Car looked just as good as it did before the cover went on and was buried in snow. I dont know how padded you want, but interior lining of the Gold Shield 5L is fleece lined, and it has a little cushion to it. They're having a sale right now, so you might be able to reach out to them for questions.

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