We Can Cover It All

Our customers have vehicles or all shapes and sizes. Not only does California Car Cover stock 100's of the top patterns, but we can also make a custom one-off cover for your car, truck, SUV or even trailer. Here are a few project we assisted local customers with lately.
A local customer needed a custom cover to protect his vintage trailer this winter. A universal fit cover wouldn't cut it, so California Car Cover helped him measure and fit a cover so the fit and protection is optimal.
The cover has the same double stitched seams and reinforced grommets found on all our customer covers.
The trailer cover looks great and will protect its finish for years to come. Just don't use such a cover while towing.


Another one of our customers in the bay area needed a custom cover for a hot rod pickup hauler. Because of the unique cab and bed, we have to create a custom pattern to make sure the cover fit right and did its job.
For information on California Car Cover, please visit our website. Need assistance with a custom car cover? Give us a call at (800) 423-5525.

September Email of the Month

Doug M. from British Columbia, Canada contacted us to make a custom cover for his travel trailer.
"Thanks you all so much for such great service. Great people to deal with. Special thanks to Monty who bore with me through my long 'contemplation' process. Please see enclosed a picture of the 'bare' 13ft. fiberglass trailer and then the same trailer with the California Car Cover installed."
Thank you, Doug, for the kind words and glad we can help protect your trailer from the elements.

We can cover just about anything at California Car Cover. Whether it is a new car, street rod, or travel trailer, give us a call and we will get you covered.

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Long Beach Motorama Photo Highlights

California Car Cover was not an exhibitor at the Long Beach Motorama, but I thought I would head down on Sunday morning to support a local show. It was not that crowded, but there were some very nice cars on display. There was a nice variety of classics, customs, and vintage drag racing vehicles.
Vintage drag racing section.



So-Cal Speed Shop.
A view of the Motorama from the stands.
Vintage dragster on display.
The custom vehicles were on display inside the area, but there was still a car show being held outside on the lawn.
Recognized that '55? The Street Rodder Road Tour had some events in the Los Angeles area before heading up to Sacramento this coming weekend for a show. It was nice to catch up with Jerry from Street Rodder and some friends that were on the tour I participated in back in June.



Custom Pick Up.




There were some beautiful and unique paint jobs on display in the arena.
This was a pretty cool vehicle. The Decoliner was a hand built custom van.


More colorful paint jobs.




Candy color paint jobs and white walls were popular in the arena.










If you did not make it out to the show it is definitely worth checking out next year. There was a lot of fun stuff going on, plus the location near the water in Long Beach is nice for a weekend. Want to see more photos from the Motorama? Check out our Flickr page for all the photos I took at the show.

For more information on California Car Cover, please visit our website.

Old Town San Diego Car Show

I headed down to San Diego last Saturday morning to check out the Fiesta de Kustom Kulture Car Show in Old Town San Diego. On the way, I stopped at Cars and Coffee in Irvine, Ca to see what was on display.


How about that. A pair of cream 300 SD Mercedes vehicles.
There was some rain on the way to Orange County so the crowd and car count were lighter than usual. It was still worth the stop and hopefully on my next run to San Diego there will be some nicer weather.

The Fiesta de Kustom Kulture took place on San Diego Ave. in Old Town. It was a cool venue that I had never been to. It was a nice event and thanks to our friends at Motor Cult Apparel for letting California Car Cover know about the show. I had a good time checking out the cars. Here are some photo highlights.

A few rock and roll bands played throughout the day.
As the sun came out, so did the people.
Cadillac row.

Nostalgia drag cars.





It was nice having all the cars lined up on San Diego Ave. I walked back and forth through the cars and in and out of the small shops most of the day. Check out the guy in the yellow shirt. Him and his wife ended up in a lot of my photos and we were not even walking together. I did not notice it until I uploaded the photos when I returned home.


Custom pick up truck and motorcycle.


Cadillac.

San Diego Ave.
The Black Pearl Lincoln.










Custom Pickup.

The show was a lot of fun and drew a lot of people for its first year. I look forward to seeing how the show grows in the coming years.

Go to a lot of car shows? Check out the California Car Cover website to see what shows we will be at next.