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Join Date: Aug 2005
Location: OKC, OK
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Interest in Covercraft Car Cover products?
Everyone raves about California Car Covers, well, these are the guys that make them. I am considering becoming a dealer but there is a fairly large buy in. If interested in one of their covers, post here. If I do this, I will make it worth your money. Here is the link. www.covercraft.com
Mike Redpath Musclerodz & Customz 405-735-8405
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The LuvShack Garage
Join Date: Jan 2004
Location: Maple Grove, TN (West Side)
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Re: Interest in Covercraft Car Cover products?
Would Luv one, but those things are not in my budget
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Re: Interest in Covercraft Car Cover products?
Look again, they have economy styles as well. You would be suprised how inexpensive they can be.
Mike
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Re: Interest in Covercraft Car Cover products?
Do they make one for our trucks that is just cab forward (no bed, like say for a dually?) I would be VERY interested in a couple of those. Thanks, Mike
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Re: Interest in Covercraft Car Cover products?
I will be buying one for a suburban in the near future. Let me know what you end up doing.
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Join Date: Feb 2002
Location: Wa.
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Re: Interest in Covercraft Car Cover products?
I would be interested in one for a panel as long as it was made to fit a panel/suburban, and not just a generic large size. I will let Bob be the tester.
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WTB this ad
Join Date: Sep 2004
Location: Lafayette Georgia
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Re: Interest in Covercraft Car Cover products?
We need a good cover for our Z but I don't know anything about them or who I will be buying from.
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Out of the carpool lane.
Join Date: Jan 2000
Location: Clark Co, WA
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Re: Interest in Covercraft Car Cover products?
I'm finding that the website is very confusing and not layed out well at all. Too many choices and not layed out in order of good, better, best. When I did finally find covers for my Camaro, it didn't list any prices.
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Re: Interest in Covercraft Car Cover products?
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Out of the carpool lane.
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Re: Interest in Covercraft Car Cover products?
So how much would a cover for a 68 Camaro cost?
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Granddad's Ol' Truck
Join Date: Jan 2005
Location: MS
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Re: Interest in Covercraft Car Cover products?
Guys,
I have/had probably seven covers from CoverCraft. Speaking from personal experience, I will never own any other brand. Whether it is their basic indoor/outdoor cover that I first bought for my truck, then used on my '69, to the superior quality of the FormFit that I currently have on my truck, they are made specific to the vehicle. I also have a CoverCraft WeatherShield on my new GMC. We have used many WeatherShields in the past with our demo/show vehicles for the company I work for. I love this particular model because it is really lightweight and stores in a small duffle bag. I have used other brands in the past, like Wolf and Budge, and was not happy with their lack of quality. At a minimum, a cover should keep the vehicle clean and dry.
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Re: Interest in Covercraft Car Cover products?
Depends on the material and type of fit you require. Fairly inexpensive to expensive as posted above.
Mike
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Join Date: Apr 2005
Location: Chula Vista, California
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Re: Interest in Covercraft Car Cover products?
I bought a fitted "sunbrella" for my Mercedes coupe 8 years ago and other than some dirt it is still in excellent shape. I use it daily during spring and summer and about 1/2 time the rest of the year. I paid aprox. $400.00 for it but it was money well spent. I liked it so well that I got one for my Porsche a week after I bought the car this April. They are quality products and I would recommend them to anyone. Also, the fit is outstanding.
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Re: Interest in Covercraft Car Cover products?
So what model would be recommended for a suburban? Mostly indoor storage, maybe an occassional summer outdoor night.
Qualities that seem practical - decent fit including mirrors and antenna accomodations - reasonable for 1 guy with some back and forth to install/remove himself - Folds up somewhat compact - washable - reasonable priced
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Re: Interest in Covercraft Car Cover products?
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Global warming is a myth
Join Date: Apr 2003
Location: Henderson, NV
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Re: Interest in Covercraft Car Cover products?
I wouldn't necessarily be interested in any of the car covers but they make seat covers as well which are really nice. I think....
Anyways, that's another avenue of revenue for you if you do. ![]() Later,
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Join Date: May 2002
Location: USA
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Re: Interest in Covercraft Car Cover products?
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The Noah model custom fit for a Burb is 173-13273. I got that part number from Summit racing , not sure if your number would be the same or not. Hope that helps!
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