Indoors (dust) cover for a longbed c10

[Logbed]

Hi,
Sadly in couple of months its time to park the truck for a couple of winter months to save it from the de-icing salt on the roads. I figured I could get a cheap breathable cover to keep the public garage dust away. So far I found the one behind the link, I guess it should fit good enough? Any other recommendations?

Truck Cover for Chevrolet K1500 1988 to 1998 Standard Cab Semi Custom Indoor | eBay

Excellent for Indoor & Moderate Outdoor Use. Easy to put on and remove, a cover enhances the longevity of your vehicle while providing peace of mind when parked. With our wide array of products: floor mats, seat covers, air fresheners, sunshades, and more. - we have got you and your car covered!

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[StickyLifter]

I'm not familiar with that particular cover. I bought a cheap cover for my truck earlier this summer, and thought I'd try a cheaper brand cover. Turned out to be a big mistake and I ended up sending it back. It didn't really fit well so I had 12 to 18 inches on each side that wasn't covered because of the mirrors weren't accounted for. I probably would have kept it if that was the only problem, but the inside wasn't very soft and I felt like I was doing more harm than good to my paint when I was taking the cover on and off. I ended up buying a nice cover from California Car Covers. It did cost quite a bit more than the cheep ones, but it's very soft inside and fits well.

 

[Terry Wilkerson]

I think lmc has them . Can't speak to their quality.

 

[bucket]

I'm in the market for some economical covers as well. Something soft on the inside that will just keep the vehicle clean. They are out of the elements in the barn, but they collect a fair amount of dust and bird/bat poop.