Anyone had any experience with "Carcoon" or similar bags that you drive your car into and then zip up, keeping the car dry with either desiccant or airflow?

I just bought two 1967 Amazons. I can only drive one at a time (and only in summer), so I am looking for dry storage systems for either indoors or out.

I live in the northeast, which is pretty wet.

Anyone use these?

Do they work?

Recommendations?

Suggestions?

Stories?

Thanks All!

There is a process available where you can have the car bagged and hermatically sealed. Bags of dessicant are thrown in prior to sealing it. It is commonly used for trans-ocean transport of moisture sentitive equpiment of high value. I do not recall at the moment the cost of the process but it is not cheap. It is availble in most areas. It is also a one time deal. Once you open it......

In my experience (in Panama) (which is probably substantially wetter
than NE US) I noted that the car I kept closed up in the carport
mildewed a lot worse than the one I kept closed up in the sun when
I went on leave, 5-6 weeks at a time. I conclude that the cycling
pressure blew moisture-laden air out and when it was cooler, the air
coming in, although at 100% RH, was a small amount and the absolute
humidity was lower.

Keeping bags of desiccant in the car seemed to make no difference,
although I never had more than about 25# in any of them.

I don't think you can seal a car tight enough to keep moisture out.
What you can do is put a heater in there to keep temperature up
and thus RH down.

Of course there isn't any winter in Panama.
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George Downs Bartlesville, Oklahoma