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If you've spent serious money on a Corvette — whether it's a brand-new C8, a fully restored C2, or a weekend warrior C5 Z06 — you already know that a cloth car cover isn't going to cut it. Dust settles. Moisture creeps in. Rodents find their way into the tightest spots. And every time you pull that cover off, you risk scratching that paint you worked so hard to protect.

Terry Possen's 1961 Corvette was sold new at a Hawaiian dealership, crossed an ocean, changed hands twice, and spent twenty years on blocks in a barn before he got to it. Two years later — stripped to the frame, fully restored in Ermine White with Steel Grey coves, and wearing its Montana plate 61VETT — it wears one more distinction: 1961 was the very last year GM offered contrasting cove colors on a Corvette. Click to read the full story.

Every Coverking cover fits every Corvette — C1 through C8. The real decision is which fabric matches where you park and what you're protecting against.