<VV> Anyone ever use a "Car Bag" for dry winter storage?

[Bob]

HI,
We are just north of the San Juan islands so we have similar problems with
our UltraVan and our boat.
What I have found works the best is a large RV cover for both. They are a
large fit and allow air from our windy weather to circulate around the
outside.
On the inside I have a small fan to keep the air circulating and a couple of
Drizall (sp?) canisters to absorb moisture. They are available at any RV or
marine outlet.
Regards,
Bob


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From: VirtualVairs [mailto:virtualvairs-bounces at corvair.org] On Behalf Of
ERIC HICKS via VirtualVairs
Sent: December 22, 2014 10:36 AM
To: virtualvairs at corvair.org
Subject: <VV> Anyone ever use a "Car Bag" for dry winter storage?

In the Pacific Northwest, we get lots of moisture in the Winter (as everyone
likely knows).   Condensation during the cold spells is driving me nuts in
my non-heated storage space for my '61Monza.   I  have a soft cover, and is
stored inside, but getting periodic condensation.  I have seen the zippered
car bags advertised, but nothing is better than a good reference before a
purchase.  Does anyone have one,or perhaps knows whether they are a viable
product???    Thanks in advance...  and, Merry Christmas...

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