Car Cover

[Michael K.]

Does anyone have any comments on Corvette America's 'Tan Flannel' car cover?
I am looking for a soft cover for indoor use only. Only downside to this cover is that there isn't a hole for the antenna. Any suggestions on indoor covers would be appreciated. Thanks in advance.

[John H.]

Re: Car Cover

Mike -

I use California Car Cover "Plushweave" covers during winter storage - gray cotton outside, plush flannel on the inside, won't scratch paint. Car covers generally don't come with antenna holes; just unscrew your mast, put the cover on, mark the hole location, remove the cover, punch the hole, and apply the circular reinforcement they provide.

[lyndon sharpton]

Re: Car Cover

I have used that cover for years, for the money you can not beat it, you will get a lot out of those covers it is not that hard to put in the antenna hole.

[Jim D.]

Re: Car Cover

I have one and I love it. It's very soft on the inside.

[Michael K.]

Re: Car Cover

Is the outside also flannel, and if so, doesn't it attract dirt? Is it a single or double layer cover. I was thinking that a smooth outer layer would be better, like the one John mentioned. Is it thick enough to protect the car from minor bumps (I have children with bikes and scooters!)?

[Michael K.]

Re: Car Cover

Which cover do you have, the "Tan Flannel" of the "Plushweave"?

[Jim D.]

Re: Car Cover

The outside is a thick woven cotton. Only the inside is the soft flannel. Overall, the cover is quite thick. It will protect against minor bumps etc. I have the tan flannel from Corvette America. I bought one for my wifes car from a different supplier. It was the same quality but a different color. Jim

[R N.]

Paragon has one

with an ant. sleeve. Great cover, good fit.

Regards,
Kurt