Rain Cover

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cowbreath
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Rain Cover

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Anyone have or use a rain cover (not your dust cover for the garage) for when you have a show outside, or your traveling down the road :)! and it starts rain? Thinking about getting one and would appreciate any information or comments you may have.
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Re: Rain Cover

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We have one we take with us on the road to use for bad weather and at night in the motels, It is made by Auto-Chic
Very reasonably priced and built to your specs.
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I have a "water-resistant" cover I got at one of the chain parts stores for about $40. It is the "mid-size car" version and fits my T pretty well. Not as pretty as the custom-fit ones, but it gets the job done. Just don't let it touch hot headers!! Don't ask how I know... :o
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I have a custom made "waterproof" cover by CCC. I tried using it when towing on my open trailer in a rainstorm and the water when right thru it due to wind pressure I think. I now only use it when parked and it does fine.
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