InViolet70
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Hello, how do you all take care, clean, store your mopars? Do you use car covers? I do have a heated garage for winter. Attached picture is not my car, but identical. Thank you.
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G'day from Australia 
KiwiKid72
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Welcome from New Zealand.
Welcome from Fredericksburg, VA. Inside a garage is an optimal start. A good quality car cover is a bonus.
ckessel
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Welcome from the central coast of Cal. Inside the garage here.
Mopar Hunter
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I have my nicer one in a closed shop. My others are outside but this is California where it doesn’t snow and humidity isn’t an issue.
Car cover?
Pffft!
I probably should though.
Car cover?
Pffft!
I probably should though.
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I'm on the Gulf Coast of Texas where everything rusts....even the stuff inside the shop so lots of lube is used.....
Runcharger
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I used to use a cover. But they get dirty too. Also the car has to be immaculate before you drape the cover on it. Now I don't use a cover and just blow them down with air before driving them.
Welcome from Alabama, mine are in a building, it's not heated or cooled, but is insulated. I don't use car covers as they tend to scratch quality paint jobs in my experience.
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Welcome from New Zealand ...again. 
I don't use covers....they give a false sense of security. Bangs and knocks go un-noticed if youre not careful. Much easier to wash and dry the car every time you use it for a special run. Sometimes I would just clean the front screen and go out in the car.
I can't wait to see your '70 FC7 ..... I sold mine five years ago now.
I don't use covers....they give a false sense of security. Bangs and knocks go un-noticed if youre not careful. Much easier to wash and dry the car every time you use it for a special run. Sometimes I would just clean the front screen and go out in the car.
I can't wait to see your '70 FC7 ..... I sold mine five years ago now.
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I just keep mine in a garage out of the weather, no car cover needed
a California duster every so often is planty
I just keep mine in a garage out of the weather, no car cover needed
a California duster every so often is planty
Bob Lynch
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Welcome from Southern CA.
No Cover, in the garage, California duster before I drive it.
I also use Jescar Power Lock Plus Synthetic Polymer Sealant, gives a great shine and very durable.
No Cover, in the garage, California duster before I drive it.
I also use Jescar Power Lock Plus Synthetic Polymer Sealant, gives a great shine and very durable.
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