Vehicle Coverings

Car Cover Blog To Get New Emphasis

noreply@blogger.com (Car Cover Guy) — Wed, 28 Apr 2010 20:36:00 +0000

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Blogger is going to be pulling out FTP support to our blog, so we are looking to turn it into a wordpress application over the next couple of weeks. You should be seeing some smart new features as well as a few more posts than 1 every 2 years.

My Visit to Malibu

noreply@blogger.com (Car Cover Guy) — Thu, 03 Apr 2008 17:12:00 +0000

As you may have read in my article, I had a customer in Malibu who complained about rats eating his car cover. I was in Los Angeles recently and decided to check out the area. Aside from some nice beachfront, the homes on the hillside were truly stunning. Even better, Malibu neighborhoods were resplendent with vehicle covers of all kinds. Apparently the salty ocean air and the sea birds are a natural hazard for vehicles, and people who have million dollar homes don't necessarily have the indoor parking sufficient for all of their vehicles. As an expert in the field, I can vouch for the presence of plenty of noah car covers in the pristine neighborhoods of the wealthy, which I found interesting given the comparatively affordable price. Block-it covers were also in abundance, and they blended well with the sandy color of the hills.

New Car Covers

noreply@blogger.com (Car Cover Guy) — Thu, 03 May 2007 16:39:00 +0000

With summer coming up in Las Vegas, lots of new car owners are looking for protection from UV rays, dust storms, and the heat that turns the average automobile into an oven with interior temperatures of up to 180 degrees. Paradoxically, the best covers for the intense desert heat and dust are the same ones for rain and snow. Noah Car Covers and their less expensive Evolution cover cousins are designed to last in the summer heat, while they keep your interior temperature cool. When I first came to Vegas, I used to laugh at the guy in the parking lot who had a cover over his car at work. I stopped laughing when I had to buy oven mitts to keep the steering wheel from burning my hands.