Covering a car with no glass

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Covering a car with no glass #3051763 06/19/22 04:13 PM 06/19/22 04:13 PM
Joined: Feb 2005 Posts: 28 New Jersey C Claw57 OP member
Claw57 OP member C Joined: Feb 2005 Posts: 28 New Jersey	Happy Father's Day to all the fathers out there. I have a 1970 Challenger roller that I need to move out of my garage and keep covered outside for a while. It has no glass installed yet. On the instructions for the car cover it says to not use the cover on a car that doesn't have glass installed. Is there a specific reason for this? Thanks! Because I like it that way.

Re: Covering a car with no glass [Re: Claw57] #3051777 06/19/22 05:21 PM 06/19/22 05:21 PM
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topside Too Many Posts Joined: Jan 2003 Posts: 20,784 A collage of whims	No idea why they'd say that, unless water or moisture can get through the cover. Depending on the paint, you could put plastic dropcloths or a tarp under the cover. Or visit a local body shop and flip them a few buck for a car bag. Or buy some "crash wrap" (adhesive-backed plastic sheet) from an auto paint jobber. If it has nice paint, I'd be nervous about the crash wrap, or plastic sheet under a car cover in hot sun.

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