Safe, yet effective car cover when towing?

[DiggerZor1]

I don't like to drive my vintage cars often, because I think you can only look at them now. In my modern Volvo, I've never encountered such problems. And by the way, if you have more questions about the car, I suggest you stop by and check out the news and articles on this site - https://zumroad.com/automotive. Sometimes I find the information and knowledge I need here, which I then use when I repair something. I hope my post will be useful to you. Good luck to you, my friend. If you have any questions, just email me.

Edited September 18, 2022 by DiggerZor1 (see edit history)

[danger455]

In general, from the day I bought a second car for myself, I immediately bought a car cover for her, which she needed, because my second car was on the street near the house and, accordingly, if it rained, hail or snow, then I had to restore my car. Therefore, I decided to find and purchase a camper cover for winter because winter is very cold and snowy in our state. I think you should try to go to the site where I bought myself a car cover and find this thing for your purposes, especially on the site where I bought a car cover, there are unique models for each car.

Edited November 18, 2022 by danger455 (see edit history)

[Paul Dobbin]

If you really want to take your antique car someplace and keep it clean and  dry, buy an enclosed trailer.   End of Story,   Also makes a decent garage.