OT auto canopy
Believe Nothing
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From: W. Central FL.
Since we're discussing cover and shelter variants, I'll just throw my opinion, FWIW. I've used covers back when I was playing with 'Birds and Vetts. My spare time then was at a premium. I always found it to be a real PIA to drag a cover on or off by myself. Seems like about half the time I wanted to cover the car it was wet, dirty or both. And I can't remember how many times I've had a cover slip into the dirt.
Give me a roof over my vehicles.
Give me a roof over my vehicles.
Fleet Owner
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From: NM
Eric/Doraville on here sent me a picture of his canopy, which was about 30 ft long and 20 ft wide, that he kept a 5th wheel trailer under. They had a windstorm earlier this year and it flipped it over and bent it up pretty bad. It was anchored with concrete and ground augers as I recall. I don't trust those things.
Believe Nothing
Joined: Jun 2004
Posts: 7,516
Likes: 403
From: W. Central FL.
Eric/Doraville on here sent me a picture of his canopy, which was about 30 ft long and 20 ft wide, that he kept a 5th wheel trailer under. They had a windstorm earlier this year and it flipped it over and bent it up pretty bad. It was anchored with concrete and ground augers as I recall. I don't trust those things.
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