<VV> windshield and interior car covers

[Louis C. Armer, Jr.]

Congratulations Phil, I am sure you will make an excellent
third caretaker of this beauty. I have often thought that the
"hot engine" problem of a car cover could be cured by a cover with
a engine flap cut out on three sides and secured by velcro zippers.
You would put the whole car cover on and leave the engine flap
undone until sufficient cooling  allowed for securing the flap. A local
upholstery shop could modify a standard Corvair cover.

Chuck Armer
Owner of a VERY Black
Very hot in summer
Darth Vair

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At 03:21 PM 9/2/04 -0700, you wrote:
>I have a very nice car cover for my 66 Corsa convertible, and when
>appropriate, I use it.  But I certainly am not going to put a full cover
>over a hot Corvair that has just had it's engine turned off.  I would like
>to have a cover for the windshield and cockpit only, as I have seen for
>some other models of convertible.  My searches online have not found one
>specifically for the Corvair.
>
>Does anyone know of a manufacturer of such?  Or have you successfuly
>designed and stiched your own?  I may have to get creative.  Perhaps there
>is one made for a car that is close enough in dimension to the Corvair that
>it would work well enough.
>
>BTW, my Corsa arrived here yesterday and I am in love.  See it here:
>www.66Corvair.com.  Within a day or two there will be new pics of it
>arrival and living in it's new home on the west coast.
>
>Phil Wilson
>Santa Barbara, CA
>1966 Corsa Covertible
>http://www.66Corvair.com
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