Re: [FWDLK] car antenna
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Re: [FWDLK] car antenna



I've only used the California Car cover "Storm Guard", too, but,
I'm not going to debate the extent that H.'s clear coat might have
incurred "microscopic" scratching on it, as the result of the
car cover blowing in the wind and/or getting some minor dirt
underneath it, over the course of decades of using them, to
protect him.

His OEM windshield has remained remarkably sand-damage-free
(you get that, out West, via 'osmosis', it seems) from my trying-not
to drive him during any large windstorm events.

Neil Vedder




On 1/28/2012 6:51 AM, a57fury@xxxxxxx wrote:
I've only used California Car Cover car covers and they haven't scratched or marred the paint on either of my cars.
John Paxos



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From: Eastern Sierra Adjustment Svc<esierraadj@xxxxxxxxxxx>
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Sent: Fri, Jan 27, 2012 11:37 pm
Subject: Re: [FWDLK] car antenna


LOL---since my present car cover is on its last 'legs' (if there is such
  thing!)
nd the elastic binding around the perimeter of the cover is long gone,
've been closing the doors so that the cover is 'caught' under the the
pper
dges of the windows, to keep the winds from blowing the cover off of
he car.
The non-retractable fender antenna actually helps keep the cover on the car.
Neil Vedder


On 1/27/2012 6:56 PM, Jesus Jimenez wrote:
  Thanks to all of you that responded to my question on the car antenna. All of
ou have great ideas and suggestions including on how to further protect the
aint finish. My main problem is that my city is extremely windy almost all year
ound and dust is a huge disadvantage around here. I use a regular cover and one
f those blue tarps on top to keep the dust away from filtering and caking on
he car cover. Installing a grommet for the antenna on the car cover is an
xcellent idea, but the blue tarp is so cheaply and flimsy made (China) that it
ears up easily after a while. Thus, that was my reason for wanting to install a
ully retractable antenna.

  Thanks!

  Jesus '55 Ply Belv

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