In the garage, open or closed?

If you always make sure they are one way or the other, please explain why.

Thanks!

I abstain from voting. I don't have a garage.

But it would depend on the garage. If it's a bit damp or dusty, I would close the car to keep it clean. If it was clean and dry, I would leave it open to prevent moisture or stale air inside the car, which could create a smell.

Neat thread Adam. Let's hear it guys.

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Closed with a car cover. If I leave the window down the cat will sleep in the car....and the same with the car cover, keeps the cat off the paint.

Closed.
Keeps the interior a little cleaner and helps keep those big ugly spiders out. I really hate spiders. Especially after one decended down off of the sunvisor, almost onto my nose while I was cruzin along at 70 mph. I had left the window open the night before. Not good!
Sarge

It's pretty humid down here in S. Florida so my windows are left open with a thin, breatheable blanket draped over the roof, covering both windows. I also have about three Damp-Rid(dehumidifier) cups positioned throughout the garage and one in the car.

JR

Closed,keeps the dust out

I leave mine slightly cracked to get fresh air. Not more than one inch. I'm paranoid about my neighbors cat jumping in the vette when the garage is open and peeing on the interior. I had a bad experience once with a cat peeing on something cloth in a garage some time ago, never again.... it is hard to get rid of that smell.

Shoot the cat or trade it in for a dog

Uncovered when its dirty and covered when its clean. This way the cover doesn't get a clean car dirty.

My 79 is garage kept.
I leave the windows down about half way to get some air movement and if it is going to sit for a week or more and during the winter I release the top latches and put the cover on.