Hopefully get to bring the F to North Dakota
03-26-16, 02:19 PM
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Hopefully get to bring the F to North Dakota
I have been looking for someone out here that would be nice enough to rent out an indoor spot for the F so I can drive it on perfect days. While I haven't found an indoor spot I had an aquintance I know him pretty well just not best friends with him, let me park it on his driveway for free. So out comes the outdoor cover. Any help with an outdoor cover? By the way the Rav4 forum...wow do they have a bunch of d*cks on that forum. Posted about my dissapointing fuel mileage and they all came out and attacked me lol simply because I don't belive the guy posts consistent 26 mpg hwy driving 4cylinder model. Well to trump that I said sure I will just go get the F and trump your fuel mileage on the freeway with over 400hp 
probably mid 400's with the upgrades. Anyhow, ideas about storing outside other than don't park it under an apple tree? Lol
probably mid 400's with the upgrades. Anyhow, ideas about storing outside other than don't park it under an apple tree? Lol
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03-26-16, 02:38 PM
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I had a couple of covers for my F until i moved into the garage... I bought them from Walmart which the 1st one was the perfect size. The 2nd one was a little larger which i used when storms were coming as i would add a layer of padding under the cover to protect from hail.
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I had a couple of covers for my F until i moved into the garage... I bought them from Walmart which the 1st one was the perfect size. The 2nd one was a little larger which i used when storms were coming as i would add a layer of padding under the cover to protect from hail.
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I used to travel a lot for work and would often have to leave my car at the airport for 2-3 weeks at a time. It was a smaller regional airport and only had outdoor parking. I used a California Car Cover (www.calcarcover.com) for several years. They make top of the line covers in various materials (depending on your needs/budget). I've used both the Noah and the Superweave models and both work fantastic. I came home a few times to find 6-8" of snow on the car. I'd knock of the snow and pull the cover off to find my car bone dry underneath. The superweave is plush and thick and offers some ding protection as well. They're not cheap covers...but they work awesome!
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I used to travel a lot for work and would often have to leave my car at the airport for 2-3 weeks at a time. It was a smaller regional airport and only had outdoor parking. I used a California Car Cover (www.calcarcover.com) for several years. They make top of the line covers in various materials (depending on your needs/budget). I've used both the Noah and the Superweave models and both work fantastic. I came home a few times to find 6-8" of snow on the car. I'd knock of the snow and pull the cover off to find my car bone dry underneath. The superweave is plush and thick and offers some ding protection as well. They're not cheap covers...but they work awesome!
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