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Bruce is a great guy and I'm glad he has the means to preserve these historic cars. The Porsche is a Kremer. If I'm not mistaken, I believe Bruce traded the Indianapolis Motor Speedway Museum an historic early Indy car they wanted for the museum for this car. I think the black roadster is the...

What type of vehicle is it? The reason I'm asking is because my daughter has a Volvo XC-90 and was having the same problem. When she would get back to the airport after a few days out of town on business, the battery would be dead. And, it happened with every replacement battery. The dealership...

I have a '69 original paint Shelby GT-350 with the flannel lined cover on it. Works great. My 2009 GT-500 has the Covercraft Duststop cover and that is also a really good one, too. Either way, you won't go wrong with either of these. BTW, I live in Virginia and both cars are garaged.

Local Walmart had Zymol Spray Glaze for 3.50 and TW Platinum All Wheel and Tire Cleaner for 3.00.

I always do a quick detail before I put it on either my '69 Shelby, which is red or my '09 Accord coupe which is black. You don't want to be transferring any road grime to the inside of the cover.

Even though your Dad will probably be starting the car at least once a month, a battery tender is still not a bad idea. With modern batteries they tend to lose their charge if the vehicle isn't driven very often. And, I'm sure the last thing he'd want to do was to be jump starting it every time...

You may try calling Covercraft directly. They stock many covers and may be able to work one up for you in a hurry. Also, if the car is going to be stored for a period of time with the battery in it, be sure and use a battery tender. Not a charger, but a battery tender. I store mine for most of...

Second the motion on Covercraft. If the car is going to stay inside, get the duststop lined version. I have a 69 Shelby of which I am the original owner and it has the original paint, and I am well please with this cover.