[Whee30]

I'm looking for a car cover for 64 GP. It sets inside but I still want more than a dust cover. My extra GTO cover won't fit. Any suggestions?

[Deadhead]

Car Cover Mania has tons of them made to fit.

I have used Noah and Weathershield. You may need something different if your car is never outside. I chose these to block UV from mine when inside but near big opening and b/c they go outside from time to time.

$300 gets you a decent one.

[Whee30]

Thanks! I'll check them out.

[stucky2947]

I got one for my '62 GP from California Car Cover.

http://www.calcarcover.com

[Stuart]

California Car Covers are very good, I've had a couple of them.

[BigAquaBonney]

Originally Posted by stucky2947

I got one for my '62 GP from California Car Cover.

http://www.calcarcover.com

I have the multi-weave from Cal. I have one for a 64 Bonneville Convert, and one for a 56 Chevy. While it is suggested that it can be used outdoors, I use it strictly indoors and am impressed with it. It's soft, "breathable", and fits both cars perfectly.

[mviker]

Originally Posted by Stuart

California Car Covers are very good, I've had a couple of them.

X2... Great covers

[64 Bonnie Ragtop]

I also need to get a replacement cover my 64 Bonnie convertible. Although the car is always garaged, I was thinking of purchasing a cover that can be used outdoors temporarily in the unforeseen event that I would lose the garage that I currently rent. Is it OK to use a cover designed for the outdoors when the car is indoors....would it possibly hold or create any moisture when their their is swing in temperatures?

Thanks.

Vince

[mviker]

64 Bonnie Ragtop,

You should be fine using an outdoor cover indoors. They are actually designed to breathe, so moisture should not get trapped.

Kevin

[64 Bonnie Ragtop]

Thanks, Kevin.

Vince

[Deadhead]

Noah would be the best for this IMO. They last about 5 years with continuous UV exposure and will keep water out while breathing. Multi layered material.

Sun is what ends up doing any of them in.