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Old 04-23-06, 04:54   #1 (permalink)
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Coverking Car Covers

hey,

I'm going to have to start parking my grand prix outside, so I want a car cover for when I'm not using it. I was looking at a Coverking stormproof, and had a few questions:

Anyone have a Coverking cover? Do you like it? Anyone else have different covers, or can compare a Coverking to another brand?

Also, I am getting a car cover to protect against eggs, paintballs, and airsoft pellets. It says there is a lock cable with this thing, but will that be enough to keep someone from lifting it up enough to key/shoot/vandalize my car? Is there a better cover for that?

Thanks!!!
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I had one for several years on one of my VW's. It was durable and did the job well. The lock cable simply keeps the cover safe from theft or blowing off in a tornado. The cover can still be partly lifted if someone wants to be ignorant.
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