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I would second the recommendation for Mac's Airplane Covers. I have Molly in a hangar now, but for several years she was outside, with one of Mac's covers on her. I think he is a little cheaper than some places, and the covers work great. I had an issue with a seam that came loose, and they fixed it even though the guarantee was expired. The covers have enough "bulk" to them that you can, with a little effort, get them on even when it is windy (personal experience)!

Not long after I bought mine I took it with me on my trip to New Orleans, LA. After landing the ground crew helped me put it on and secure it. Not long after that the heavens opened up as though someone had built an ark nearby. The sustained rain was nothing like I had ever seen before. I stayed in New Orleans for two days and it poured like that the second day as well. I thought there would be some leakage through the cover. Nothing. The inside was bone dry and the bottom of the cover was also dry. It adequately covers the fuel caps so there was no water in the fuel that I drained either. It is sort of a pain to get onto the aircraft, especially when it is windy. It does fit well and secure. They were also responsive about the STOL kit to make sure the fences fit properly.

Yes he is, AND he is a sponsor of the Cessna 150-152 Fly-In!!



I also have a planecover and highly recommend them.

That sounds better than the one I have, Ed. Mine doesn't cover the fuel caps, and I had to be careful about water getting in the cockpit.