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Hey everyone, I need to store my '69 Mustang for the winter in my garage. I've been looking at CarCapsule vs. just a regular high-quality car cover. Has anyone used either? Which is better for protecting against moisture and dust over several months?
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Log InI had a similar dilemma. A good cover is cheaper, but it traps moisture if there's any humidity. I ended up going with CarCapsule because it's basically a bubble with airflow. Zero rust or corrosion after winter. Regular covers are fine for indoor dust, but if you have any moisture in the air, they don't compare.
I've used a regular cover for years, but last year I switched to CarCapsule and it's a game changer. The fan constantly circulates air, so no moisture buildup or musty smell. The cover kept dust off, but my car still got that damp feeling. CarCapsule is worth the extra money if you care about your car.
I've been using a Covercraft Noah cover on my Chevelle and it's been decent, but I have to use desiccant bags to keep moisture down. CarCapsule sounds interesting, but the price is steep. Anyone know if they last a long time? I might make the switch if it's a one-time investment.