1994-1998 Ford Mustang Convertible, Coupe Custom Car Cover on 2040-parts.com
Custom Made Car Cover, US
Custom Car Covers are a great choice. Triguard is a lightweight, three layer material which protects
from dirt, dust, light water, bird droppings and other mild hazards. Triguard is also treated with UV
inhibitors, which helps it stand up to ultra-violet rays emitted by the sun and is an OE approved material
for outdoor use. This Triguard Custom Fit Car Cover is not 100% Waterproof.
THIS CAR COVER IS MADE TO PERFECTLY FIT YOUR CAR!!!
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