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Because my "new" 1992 F150 won't be driven daily to/from work and because it won't be staying in the garage, I think keeping a cover on it will help the like-new paint and interior last a lot longer out in the elements. BUT - I am "buffaloed" by all the different choices available for covers!
Can you guys (& gals?) please respond with any specific brands/models of covers you would recommend? I'm trying not to spend a mint here, but I realize that a cheapie $30 nylon cover probably won't give any real protection. I just want to protect it from the sun and the various dingleberries the trees like to drop on it. Thanks for the help!
[font size="1" color="#FF0000"]LAST EDITED ON 04-Aug-00 AT 09:21 AM (EST)[/font][p]I have same prob with pine sap. I think I'll put up a fabric "umbrella" with long 4x4's...make a tee pee design..and i also have used a cotton blanket over the hood...have to wash it a lot.
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