Sometimes pieces of cloth protect cars. Other times, cars provide cloth-drying surfaces.
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| Curtain as windshield cover. |
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| Rags drying on sideview mirror and handle. |
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| More rags drying on wiper and antenna. |
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| Another rag on another sideview mirror. |
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