Car that sits out

Tiny
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I have just purchased a 1966 Thunderbird with the 390. The body and paint is in decent shape. My garage already has a couple of classic cars, so the T-bird had to sit outside. Should I use a plastic sheet under the car cover on those rainy days as a water barrier? Some tell me that the plastic will act like a green house and keep moisture in. My though is to cover it with the plastic + car cover on those rainy days (thus keeping the water out of the window area, cowl and trunk areas). What should I do if this car must stay outside? Those 4-post lifts that allow one car to be stored above another are expensive. Thanks for your help,

Harold in Illinois
Monday, March 26th, 2007 AT 12:49 AM

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Tiny
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Plastic does act like a green house. Your thought about the car cover and then the plastic when it rains seems good. They do make some car covers that vent a lil better yet are pretty water tight. Seen em at some auto place once.

One thing that did work for me is I got a car cover made out of a tent type material and sprayed it down with water proofer spray. Worked pretty good. When it rained alot had to reapply.

Hope it helps!
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Monday, March 26th, 2007 AT 1:42 PM

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