Bill,
I asked about car covers a couple of months ago because I brought my MGB
from California to New York. After many responses, I netted out with no
cover. Even the most breathable covers tend to let moisture collect in and
on the car. And if your car is parked on gravel or unpaved ground, park it
on top of one of those blue plastic tarps. This should keep moisture from
coming up from the ground (another culprit). It seems to be working with my
car. Dry as a bone inside. Good luck,
Joseph
67 MGB Roadster
> Date: Tue, 31 Dec 2002 14:46:40 -0700
> From: "Bill Meyer" <wcameyer@msn.com>
> Subject: Happy New Year/ Car Covers
>
> Hello all, and the best of the season.
>
> Drove my roadster into work this afternoon - I had planned to, but my
> inefficiency in an ignition lock repair on the GT made it necessary.
>
> Anyways, it has been outside under a waterproof ventilated cover. Not the
> best type of cover, but what I could afford, and besides most of the time
> solar protection is what's called for at 5600' in Arizona. However, it was
> DAMP inside - the seat was a bit wet along the back edge and the leather
> gloves I keep under the seat were downright clammy. I haven't driven it in
> 2.5 weeks due to a cold.
>
>
> Bill
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