Anyone got a source for a good indoor cover ?
Indoor car cover
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I have two cars I cover in the garage. The Mustang and the CS get covered.
The "Dustop" material is what I have used. California Car Cover and Griot's are the two brands I have (Griot's is a Covercraft unit).
The California one I have on the Mustang. Fits VERY well.
The Griot's one I have on the coupe. I am not thrilled with it.
The Mustang is nice and tight - no baggyness to it at all.
Not so snug for the coupe. It is 'custom' supposedly but don't know what happened. I called to make sure they sent the right cover - they did confirm the one I ordered was the one they sent and it was cut for the E9.
Oh well...
That being said - I have no knowledge if the CA car cover one for the coupe would fit any better - or not. Just that the Covercraft (Griot's) one I did get fits differently than the Mustang.
As usual - YMMV -
Good luck-
The "Dustop" material is what I have used. California Car Cover and Griot's are the two brands I have (Griot's is a Covercraft unit).
The California one I have on the Mustang. Fits VERY well.
The Griot's one I have on the coupe. I am not thrilled with it.
The Mustang is nice and tight - no baggyness to it at all.
Not so snug for the coupe. It is 'custom' supposedly but don't know what happened. I called to make sure they sent the right cover - they did confirm the one I ordered was the one they sent and it was cut for the E9.
Oh well...
That being said - I have no knowledge if the CA car cover one for the coupe would fit any better - or not. Just that the Covercraft (Griot's) one I did get fits differently than the Mustang.
As usual - YMMV -
Good luck-
car cover
I alsop have the CCC Dustop cover, fits great but doesn't have mirrror pockets but no big deal.
I alsop have the CCC Dustop cover, fits great but doesn't have mirrror pockets but no big deal.
blumax
(deceased)
Coupe car cover
Suggest-contacting:
www.royze.com Owner--John--is a long time BMW guy since 1967 and has been a major source of fine indor and outdoor covers for many years. Tell John the E-9 message board sent you--he is a car afficianado with a fine personal collection and a regular attendee at SoCals weekly gathering--Coffee 'n Cars--all of the BMW guys who post here know him.
Suggest-contacting:
www.royze.com Owner--John--is a long time BMW guy since 1967 and has been a major source of fine indor and outdoor covers for many years. Tell John the E-9 message board sent you--he is a car afficianado with a fine personal collection and a regular attendee at SoCals weekly gathering--Coffee 'n Cars--all of the BMW guys who post here know him.
Thanks chaps. I'll take a look at all your suggested options
duane_sword
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I have a "Form Fit" car cover that I purchased through Griot's Garage who also offered embroidery for the cover..... it is for the indoor only which keeps the dust and kids fingerprints on the outside
duane_sword
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I have a "Form Fit" car cover that I purchased through Griot's Garage who also offered embroidery for the cover..... it is for the indoor only which keeps the dust and kids fingerprints on the outside
corsachili
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Nice lookin cover and nice lookin garage. Now all you need to do is paint that floor! I used Griot's Garage Floor paint 10 years ago for the floor in the Cowpoke Racing garage and it's one of the best things I ever did.
-tj in Los Gatos
-tj in Los Gatos
corsachili
Well-Known Member
Nice lookin cover and nice lookin garage. Now all you need to do is paint that floor! I used Griot's Garage Floor paint 10 years ago for the floor in the Cowpoke Racing garage and it's one of the best things I ever did.
-tj in Los Gatos
-tj in Los Gatos
I have been remiss on recommending some teenagers in my neighborhood that provide car cover services in situ. Real smooth on the paint, and biodegradable. Did a good job on the Volvo. No need to remove the cover if you are running late for a meeting.
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