Car cover?

[VTECSAUCE]

So I am in a bit of a pickle, my room mates (also house owner) are moving due to last minute military orders. 2 weeks after finding this out and lining a place up, I now have to leave for 4 months. My plan is to put everything into storage except for the bare minimums to get me through the next month or so. There is a strong possibility that I will be leaving my car on base, that being said I want it protected as best as it can. Any suggestions on a good weather proof cover? Car will most likely sit outside for 4 months unless I can find a garage to store it in. It sucks but it is what it is.

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[Khyber]

http://www.covercraft.com/mustang/

 

[GoBlues38]

Unless its being parked for weeks at a time i would not bother. Just putting a car caover on and off every is not only a pain in the ass, but unless you get an uber high end one, you may be adding more scratches then you are saving.

 

[VTECSAUCE]

Unless its being parked for weeks at a time i would not bother. Just putting a car caover on and off every is not only a pain in the ass, but unless you get an uber high end one, you may be adding more scratches then you are saving.

Maybe you misread? its gonna sit for 4 months...

 

[Nemesis911]

I only have a one bay garage and between my tools and my Harley there's no room for the Mustang. Unfortunately that means here in NY once the first snowfall hits the car will hibernate under a cover. I agonized over picking one that had a good blend of snow, rain, moisture, and ding protection. I settled on the Covercraft cover made from their Noah material. Time will tell how the cover performs but so far the cover fits like a glove and looks as good as as a hibernating Mustang can.

 

[Chameleon]

2 on American muscle one with 50 years and one with tri bar pony logo.

 

[VTECSAUCE]

I only have a one bay garage and between my tools and my Harley there's no room for the Mustang. Unfortunately that means here in NY once the first snowfall hits the car will hibernate under a cover. I agonized over picking one that had a good blend of snow, rain, moisture, and ding protection. I settled on the Covercraft cover made from their Noah material. Time will tell how the cover performs but so far the cover fits like a glove and looks as good as as a hibernating Mustang can.

Pretty much what I am looking for. I am extremely nervous to leave the car sit for 4 months here in FL. We get some pretty nasty thunderstorms complete with heavy rain, hail, and wind. Hoping no hurricanes come through while I'm gone :(.

 

[slogan8r]

2 on American muscle one with 50 years and one with tri bar pony logo.

+1 for these. I use mine every week when I travel for work and it protects the car very well through the elements, so far. Only issue is I wish it covered the bottom of the wheels more and of course I worry about someone stealing it (they aren't cheap).

 

['Merica]

Pretty much what I am looking for. I am extremely nervous to leave the car sit for 4 months here in FL. We get some pretty nasty thunderstorms complete with heavy rain, hail, and wind. Hoping no hurricanes come through while I'm gone :(.

Get a big enough storage unit to house the car as well!

 

[VTECSAUCE]

Looks like I got a garage to store it in luckily. I was sweating bullets about it sitting.

 

[mikeyjobu]

Glad you've found a garage - but just as an FYI, here are a couple of pictures of my covercraft evolution - I picked up the bag gust lock, and lock kit from their website. I didn't get rush delivery, and it seemed to take forever to arrive. The fit is very good, and it's not close to as bad to get on as I'd envisioned: just get the mirror pockets on, and it's really straightforward from there. I did just wash my car, so I'm not worried about swirls - plus it's coming off tomorrow anyway - this is just a test fit.

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