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Covercraft Flannel Custom Hardtop Cover; Tan (68-75 Corvette C3 Hardtop)Find parts that fit my vehicle
Item EK-25-901362
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Description
Custom Tailored Protection for Hardtop Storage
Protects BOTH Inside & Outside of Hardtop
Can Be Used with Most Hardtop Hoist
Warranty: varies
Custom Fit
Durable Overlapped Double-Stitched Seams
Urethane Elastic Sewn Into Front and Rear Hems
Reinforced Non-scratch Grommets
DESCRIPTION
Tan Flannel
When you take the hardtop off your convertible you should never just set it in your garage or floor unprotected. Especially if you plan to leave off for the entire summer because it's really easy for them to get scratched or ruined. Our Custom Tan Flannel Hardtop Covers are designed to fit your exact hardtop and provide superior dust protection.
Our Tan Flannel material always provides a soft touch to pamper fine paint finishes. Designed primarily for indoor storage use, this woven cover is constructed from a durable polycotton blend with a napped underside finish. The flannel underside will pamper your paint and trim finishes with the softest touch. Premium polycotton is 50% heavier than standard polycotton for long wear. These covers are specially made to block out dust while being super breathable to allow moisture and heat to escape. Even if you store your hardtop in a damp area these covers are specially treated to resist rot and mildew.
Our Convertible Hardtop Covers are going to be custom-fit to your exact vehicle hardtop. These covers protect for when the hardtop is stored for short or long periods off the vehicle. They cover both the inside and outside of the cover for full coverage.
Protects BOTH Inside & Outside of Hardtop
Can Be Used with Most Hardtop Hoist
Warranty: varies
Custom Fit
Durable Overlapped Double-Stitched Seams
Urethane Elastic Sewn Into Front and Rear Hems
Reinforced Non-scratch Grommets
DESCRIPTION
Tan Flannel
When you take the hardtop off your convertible you should never just set it in your garage or floor unprotected. Especially if you plan to leave off for the entire summer because it's really easy for them to get scratched or ruined. Our Custom Tan Flannel Hardtop Covers are designed to fit your exact hardtop and provide superior dust protection.
Our Tan Flannel material always provides a soft touch to pamper fine paint finishes. Designed primarily for indoor storage use, this woven cover is constructed from a durable polycotton blend with a napped underside finish. The flannel underside will pamper your paint and trim finishes with the softest touch. Premium polycotton is 50% heavier than standard polycotton for long wear. These covers are specially made to block out dust while being super breathable to allow moisture and heat to escape. Even if you store your hardtop in a damp area these covers are specially treated to resist rot and mildew.
Our Convertible Hardtop Covers are going to be custom-fit to your exact vehicle hardtop. These covers protect for when the hardtop is stored for short or long periods off the vehicle. They cover both the inside and outside of the cover for full coverage.
Fitment:
- 1968 Chevrolet Corvette
- 1969 Chevrolet Corvette
- 1970 Chevrolet Corvette
- 1971 Chevrolet Corvette
- 1972 Chevrolet Corvette
- 1973 Chevrolet Corvette
- 1974 Chevrolet Corvette
- 1975 Chevrolet Corvette
Covercraft IC9004TF
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