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Anyone use an indoor car cover without elastic on the bottom?

Discussion in 'Ferrari Discussion (not model specific)' started by ThunderRolls, Dec 24, 2019.

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  1. ThunderRolls

    ThunderRolls Formula Junior

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    #1 ThunderRolls, Dec 24, 2019
    I'm surprised I'm having difficulty finding these online in the US. One under the "Reveal" name comes up in the UK, but not in the US.
     
  2. bball16

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    #2 bball16, Dec 24, 2019
    I have a California Car Cover that I had made with no elastic for my 458.
     
  3. Streetsurfer

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    #3 Streetsurfer, Dec 24, 2019
  4. Solid State

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    #4 Solid State, Dec 25, 2019
    Not liking that at all. Lots of touching the paint on removal not to mention dragging it across the ground to pick up nasties when folding. I use king size cotton bed sheets and blow off the paint before hand. Really important to not have dirt on the paint with a cover. Better to leave it uncovered than to drag dirt or grit across it.
     
  5. ThunderRolls

    ThunderRolls Formula Junior

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    #5 ThunderRolls, Dec 25, 2019
    Agreed. I already drag mine across the car so I do keep the dirt off. But I hate stretching it around the corners. I used to have a very soft old cover that would just glide across the car. It was lost in between cars and moves. My garage is climate controlled and I don't really have a need for a tight fitting cover. For my 911 Turbo, I ordered a more modern GT3 cover that is larger, so it works pretty well, just not exactly like I would like.
     

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