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Join Date: Jun 2013
Location: Toronto
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Reccomend a Nice fitting Car cover?
Ive seen some types of covers have a different cover for the Z over the base coupe leading me to believe they are fitted. Just looking for a fitted cover for indoor use. Anyone have any reccomendations?
Time to cover her up soon.. although it will come off many times for some upgrades over the winter :-) 
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 Join Date: Apr 2013
Location: Eastern Missouri
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Re: Reccomend a Nice fitting Car cover?
This is the one I have. Happy with it so far! It actually fits tighter then the one in the pic...
http://www.corvetteamerica.com/cf/di...ategoryid=X030 |
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Join Date: Sep 2010
Location: Currituck, NC
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Re: Reccomend a Nice fitting Car cover?
Indoor Stretch Satin by Coverking
    
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Re: Reccomend a Nice fitting Car cover?
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Re: Reccomend a Nice fitting Car cover?
California Car Cover is my choice........The Custom Weave is for Indoor Use but very soft and slides perfectly around top of ZR-1 with absolutely NO scratching when installing....fits nice and snug all around and you can Personalize as you like
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Join Date: Sep 2010
Location: Currituck, NC
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Re: Reccomend a Nice fitting Car cover?
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 Good question!! |
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Re: Reccomend a Nice fitting Car cover?
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 5ABI VT - What is the tire/wheel combo and Mfr? And is the car lowered or just the wheel/tire combo? I'm not really one for lowlow profile tires - but that car is SWEET set up like that! 
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Join Date: Jun 2013
Location: Toronto
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Re: Reccomend a Nice fitting Car cover?
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Thx everyone for the input. On one hand I fell like spending the $$ but there's not much guarantee for fit. Because the car is in an insulated garage and it's relatively dust free I know I don't need anything super special :/ decisions decisions.. The centers are HREs I built and refinished the wheels myself  car is really low .. No bumpstops in the back and there's about 1/2" travel left. Car won't cross a speed bump or a slight incline on driveways etc without rubbing the exhaust . If I don't see a raised bump in the road it'll probably tear my oil pan right off I love it!
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Join Date: Sep 2010
Location: Currituck, NC
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Re: Reccomend a Nice fitting Car cover?
Never hurts to keep them covered! Even in a climate controlled environment.
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Join Date: Apr 2013
Location: Eastern Missouri
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Re: Reccomend a Nice fitting Car cover?
Just when I thought that shop couldn't get any better....
 I would take a pic of my cover that I linked you to - but there is a pile of parts for the car all over it right now and I would be embarrassed  It does fit well and is very serviceable for the price..
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