[JRTJH]

This is just my opinion, and I'm not trying to sound "elitist" when I say it, but the only cover that's "worth a damn" is inside storage in a permanent building. We endured one winter stored outdoors (shoveling the roof, scraping ice and worrying about what was being damaged), bought a cover and couldn't get it off the trailer so we could use the trailer to go south in February, rented space in an old converted warehouse for 3 years and then just "bit the bullet and built a pole barn to store what was being ruined outside.... The pole barn, built in 2012, cost less than half what it's worth today, so the money we spent building it has made more than it would if invested with our "investment specialists"....

So, even though most might say, "I'd really like a storage building or a permanent canopy to store the trailer under, I can't justify it. That building will make more money for you than leaving it sitting in a savings account and probably grow in value more than if it was invested in secure investments....

Looking at it from one "slanted vantage point"... Some say, "I can't afford to build it" and other's say, "I can't afford not to build it".....

Either way, storing an RV inside trumps outside any day.....