Best 2014-2018 Silverado/Sierra Outdoor Truck Cover

[Bash74]

Ummmm, no. Mint is the state of condition something is in. You’re talking Classic...and to be honest there aren’t too many Mint Classic vehicles, regardless of age that spent their lives subjected to the elements. I get it, you paid the big bucks for a truck you want to use as you define how a truck should be used. A lot of us like to prolong the eventual demise of our investments...I tow, I haul, I move junk and I even use 4x4 when needed. With that said, it’s going under a parking area when possible.

Your right, mint is the condition something is in. You keep a classic in mint condition and don't use like a truck. A modern day truck you drive and use as a truck you dont and cant keep mint unless you dont use it like a truck. If you have a parking area with a cover then sure park there but if not it shouldn't really matter.

[dieselfan1]

27 minutes ago, Bash74 said:

2 hours ago, SS502 said:

Ummmm, no. Mint is the state of condition something is in. You’re talking Classic...and to be honest there aren’t too many Mint Classic vehicles, regardless of age that spent their lives subjected to the elements. I get it, you paid the big bucks for a truck you want to use as you define how a truck should be used. A lot of us like to prolong the eventual demise of our investments...I tow, I haul, I move junk and I even use 4x4 when needed. With that said, it’s going under a parking area when possible.

Your right, mint is the condition something is in. You keep a classic in mint condition and don't use like a truck. A modern day truck you drive and use as a truck you dont and cant keep mint unless you dont use it like a truck. If you have a parking area with a cover then sure park there but if not it shouldn't really matter.

You must use yours like a dump truck. Good for you.  I use mine to haul my tools around from jobsite to jobsite. I take extreme care of mine and it's mint . It's parked in a heated and air-conditioned garage. There isn't a scratch or mark on it . It will be this way until I get rid of it no different than any other truck I've owned . 

You call mint whatever you want. I like to take care of my trucks. Most guys on here do. You must not and I  really don't care.

[Keagan]

7 hours ago, aseibel said:

I would build a garage big enough for all your vehicles. Then you don't have to worry about if some fabric cover can keep the bird poop off.

 

seriously, if you are driving it regularly, do you want to have to un-cover and re-cover it every time?

As mentioned above, it’s not my daily. Space constraints will not allow an expansion to the garage. Thanks though.

[austingta]

The problem with a cover outside is that wind can move it around and will cause paint damage. Inside, not a problem. 

[dieselfan1]

48 minutes ago, austingta said:

The problem with a cover outside is that wind can move it around and will cause paint damage. Inside, not a problem. 

That may be the case with a cheap cover. California Car Covers are not cheap. I'm guessing a upper end outdoor  cover for a Silverado would be a grand. 

[Bash74]

You must use yours like a dump truck. Good for you.  I use mine to haul my tools around from jobsite to jobsite. I take extreme care of mine and it's mint . It's parked in a heated and air-conditioned garage. There isn't a scratch or mark on it . It will be this way until I get rid of it no different than any other truck I've owned . 
You call mint whatever you want. I like to take care of my trucks. Most guys on here do. You must not and I  really don't care.

If all your trucks stay mint without a single scratch on it then why would you ever get rid of them. Who gets rid of mint.

[dieselfan1]

3 hours ago, Bash74 said:

On 1/16/2019 at 3:25 PM, dieselfan1 said:

You must use yours like a dump truck. Good for you.  I use mine to haul my tools around from jobsite to jobsite. I take extreme care of mine and it's mint . It's parked in a heated and air-conditioned garage. There isn't a scratch or mark on it . It will be this way until I get rid of it no different than any other truck I've owned . 
You call mint whatever you want. I like to take care of my trucks. Most guys on here do. You must not and I  really don't care.

If all your trucks stay mint without a single scratch on it then why would you ever get rid of them. Who gets rid of mint.

Enough already