Car cover
Why is this a unique roadster question? A good cover is a good cover - coupe or roaster. And the purpose of the cover is what? Dust in the garage?
Last edited by davidv; Nov 20, 2009 at 11:44 AM.
well the OEM covers do come in different flavors - one style for roadster, one style for coupes, with a couple of levels of protection based on where you would be storing the car (indoor/outdoor etc)
to add on to that, two posts down there was already this conversation going on:
https://my350z.com/forum/350z-roadst...endations.html
I just pulled the trigger for my parents roadster, on a non OEM cover.. I'll report back in a week or two with the quality and fitment. won't be able to comment on durability for a long while.
https://my350z.com/forum/350z-roadst...endations.html
I just pulled the trigger for my parents roadster, on a non OEM cover.. I'll report back in a week or two with the quality and fitment. won't be able to comment on durability for a long while.
I keep the car very clean and waxed. After sitting in the garage 2 weeks it has a good covering of dust on it. Now the DD Ford Ranger. Not to concerned.
Last edited by 305Zsarge; Nov 20, 2009 at 10:35 AM.
I have a $200 weather proof cover from CoverCraft. Very pleased. But that is overkill for inside a garage.
But ... after a short time, I realized it's a lot easier to throw two old sheets over the car than to put the custom cover on.
Mine is a dd, so the sheets are on and off a lot ... but they work well to keep the sawdust off the car while it's in the garage / "workshop", and they can also be washed.
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