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Looking for recommendations for what is the best cover to buy to keep our, almost complete, newly restored '58 Apache 3100 still looking good and be virtually dust free. The truck will be garage kept, but we want to keep a cover over it until we are ready to go for a drive.

Thanks for your recommendations in advance.

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California Car Covers, not cheap but good quality.🛠


Martin
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If it will always be in a garage, there is no need for a waterproof cover, which might not breathe.

Get any non-air-moisture-tight interior/garage dust-cover.

California Car Covers are excellent - they have different "grades" (around $300 for interior-storage/flannel cover).
Dustop Soft As Flannel Indoor Custom Car Cover - 10% Off Until 8-31-18 - $298 less 10%, free shipping.

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I use an old parachute. After so many years they have to be changed out . Cut the strings off. Good to go.. looks cool too and people ask what is that and what under it


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If you just want to keep the dust off, a couple of old blankets or bed sheets work about as good as anything.


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Tim,

Thanks for your insight. Saw California Covers while surfing the net yesterday.

John

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Hey Martin,

You and Tim are on the same page. Must be a sign. Thanks for your input.

John

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Thanks to all who provided their input.


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