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Fitted car cover
- Thread starter shawn0001
- Start date
Hkysk8r07
Banned
- Location
- my foot, your ass
- Car(s)
- 07 reflex silver gti
i'd like to know too.
mKvDuBBy
SoFa KiNg FaSt
- Location
- Glendale, CA
- Car(s)
- MKV GTI
me too. I dont want to drive my car that much anymore since I am putting crazy miles on it. I think I am gonna go back to my passat to go to work with. Please get more information. . . .
i think i found a fitted cover but its kinda pricey. Let me know what you guys think
http://www.carcoverworld.com/lookup.asp?se=custom_car_covers&pc=weathershield_black
http://www.carcoverworld.com/lookup.asp?se=custom_car_covers&pc=weathershield_black
Dub_52
Ready to race!
- Location
- Arlington, TN.
A general caveat emptor,....
An inexpensive/cheap car cover will:
1. not last
2. not give your car proper protection (UV, bird droppings. acid rain etc.)
3. possibly damage the paint/clearcoat finish (scratches etc)
4. be bulky for storage
5. not fit your vehicle properly
However, a quality car cover will provide ALL the above and MORE.
I performed a thorough research on car covers (as I do not have a garage or carport) and I wanted something to protect my GTI. I chose "Covercraft" with the "Weatherguard" material.
When I consider the cost of my GTI and the cost of a new paint job, in relation, the cost of the carcover was quite reasonable.
"Ya git whut ya pay fer"
shawn0001 provided a good link, and here is another,...
http://www.covercraft.com/
Read and research for yourself, this is YOUR GTI/Golf, and make the decision that you will be comfortable with.
I knew what I wanted, and I wanted the most protection I could afford.
Nuff said,..??
Dub_52
An inexpensive/cheap car cover will:
1. not last
2. not give your car proper protection (UV, bird droppings. acid rain etc.)
3. possibly damage the paint/clearcoat finish (scratches etc)
4. be bulky for storage
5. not fit your vehicle properly
However, a quality car cover will provide ALL the above and MORE.
I performed a thorough research on car covers (as I do not have a garage or carport) and I wanted something to protect my GTI. I chose "Covercraft" with the "Weatherguard" material.
When I consider the cost of my GTI and the cost of a new paint job, in relation, the cost of the carcover was quite reasonable.
"Ya git whut ya pay fer"
shawn0001 provided a good link, and here is another,...
http://www.covercraft.com/
Read and research for yourself, this is YOUR GTI/Golf, and make the decision that you will be comfortable with.
I knew what I wanted, and I wanted the most protection I could afford.
Nuff said,..??
Dub_52