Need new boat cover, advise please

[Old Ironmaker]

Here we go, lost another text, new PC new buttons. I need a temporary boat cover. The old one has ripped stem to stern with a wind storm the other day. I don't expect it to last long but I need one while the boat waits in line to get shrink-wrapped. How long a cover for the 19'6" StarCraft. I will remove the tall casting seat up front and put in one of the passenger seats folded down. About 26" high folded down. Any recommendations please? A few hundred bucks is fine. I have seen some CTC specials not much thicker than saranwrap. 

[Rattletrap2]

I had mine made by " Covers by Robert" in Brampton this year. $600, but it is a travel cover and very well done. Motor cover is included. I was a bit skeptical when I booked my appointment, but pleasantly surprised when I picked it up! He did a really nice job!

[Old Ironmaker]

We have a very good custom cover shop here in Dunnville too. Looking for a temporary cover like they sell at Crappy Tire until I can get mine made this spring. If it were in the budget I would do it over the winter but still need something to cover it now. I don't think she can match that deal though. 700 bucks for a travel cover, no engine covers. Sunbrella. 

Edited November 20, 2018 by Old Ironmaker

[DanD]

convertaboat

Go see Bert. Tell him what you're looking for and I'm sure he'll be able to help. My sister worked for him before she passed away. She never had a bad thing to say about Bert and was impressed with what he would do for his customers.

Dan.

[DRIFTER_016]

I'm cheap, so I buy my covers off Ebay.

Only issue is the length of time they take to get here.

I park inside a portable garage so they just need to keep the dust out of my boat and as such I don't need a high quality cover.

The last one I bought lasted me 10 years before finally getting destroyed when I used it to cover my hovercraft for the ride back from Wisconsin last spring. Currently have a super cheap $50 one keeping the dust out.