stevieboats

Any suggestions for an indoor car cover for my 993 convertible

goofballdeluxe

Here you go.

bcameron59

Those cats can get hot, should look into something with thermal reflective coating:

stevieboats

O.k. Sorry 4 the typo

David A

Im happy with my Cal car cover.

http://www.calcarcover.com/n_carcovermaterials/All

Weathertech has some too.

jan the man

i am a dog guy myself, but how about this?

P-daddy

bcameron59

Ok, seriously, a couple of years ago I found a Coverking that I liked for garage storage thru winter, does a good job of protecting the paint from random kid walk-bys. When I shopped around, the best price I found was thru Pelican Parts:
http://www.pelicanparts.com/catalog/...over_start.htm

I always wondered what one of the inflated bubble covers would be like, they look kinda cool and should do a good job of protecting the car:
http://carcapsule.com/14-indoor-carcapsule/

ble2011

I use a Coverking satin stretch cover and a Car Capsule for winter storage. Both have keep my car like new. I'm very pleased with both products. No affiliation with either.

geolab

FU@K, if there is a fire, how would you do ?
ASK ME HOW I KNOW

PelicanParts.com

Thanks! Yes, we have used Cover King for our personal cars for years. Really a great quality product for both indoor and outdoor car covers.

993KHTO

How about Gerts? I have one for my 993 Cab and it fits like a glove. I've had 3 other covers over the years and this is the best one I've used for the garage. FWIW, my garage is temp controlled.

http://www.carnewal.com/products/All...r-Cover-Indoor

kjr914

Search first?
See link below my sig for help with search.

Advanced search for: "car cover" in thread titles and only returning last year's results gives about 10 highly relevant results:
https://rennlist.com/forums/search.p...rchid=21212452
For sure just using the Forum Search returns useless crap with post with "car" and "cover" in it... Always use advanced search...

bcameron59

+1 on using advanced search, not the site-wide search feature. However, the OP is a user, not member, so those searches will return threads containing ANY of the search terms, eg:

car OR cover

Which will probably be a lot of hits. He may want to buy a membership so he can do much more useful boolean searches for threads with ALL of the search terms, eg:

car AND cover