

| Subject: | Re: Temporary car shelters |
| From: | J Stewart |
| Date: | Sun, 4 May 2014 15:18:58 +0000 |
Check out Shelter King. Very strong metal frame, the tarp material is heavy duty-but it won't last 15 years like they claim, more like 3-5 years. I had one and loved it, even in the dead of winter I could fire up my kerosene heater and get it to the mid 70's inside. It won't hold 3-4 feet of snow, as I stupidly found out (I knew better, just got lazy) in 2010 when we had back to back blizzards here in Virginia. The whole structure collapsed damaging my '74 Super Beetle convertible. Wasn't their fault, I knew it wasn't designed to hold that much weight. Jeff Stewart ----- Original Message ----- > Hi listers, > Is there such a thing as a temporary or portable car shelter? > Something like a large tent that a camper can fit under to protect > from sun, hail, or rain? Is there anyone using such a beast with a > vanagon who has experience or a recommendation? > I'm looking at getting the Bus Depot Van cover but would rather > purchase such a shelter for fall spring and summer use, if it exists. > Eric Caron > 85 GL Auto Westfalia
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