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mirrorfinishman · 10-15-04, 03:28

I would go with the indoor cover to protect your car from dust. Not that dust is a real hazard, it's just that when you take the cover off in the spring, your car won't require very much clean-up. The indoor cover I've got for my '69 Corvette has a flannel lining. That's something that's important when it comes to indoor covers. I'd also suggest leaving the windows down too. That will allow the interior to get some air during storage.

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mirrorfinishman Banned mirrorfinishman is offline Join Date: Dec 2003 Posts: 1,552 Contact:	I would go with the indoor cover to protect your car from dust. Not that dust is a real hazard, it's just that when you take the cover off in the spring, your car won't require very much clean-up. The indoor cover I've got for my '69 Corvette has a flannel lining. That's something that's important when it comes to indoor covers. I'd also suggest leaving the windows down too. That will allow the interior to get some air during storage.